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Upcoming Regulatory Initiatives Impacting Private Fund Managers - UK Regulatory Initiatives

Financial Services Act - The UK’s departure from the EU at the end of the transition period has significant implications for the regulation of financial institutions. In June 2020, the government issued a policy statement...more

Upcoming Regulatory Initiatives Impacting Private Fund Managers - LIBOR

Focus remains on the transition away from the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), a key interest rate benchmark that is referenced across many of the agreements that you, funds you manage or advise or entities that you...more

Upcoming Regulatory Initiatives Impacting Private Fund Managers - April 2021

This note sets out at a high level the core regulatory issues that are likely to impact fund managers in the coming months, including an overview of the key actions needed with regard to ESG, LIBOR and Brexit. The paper also...more

Brexit Done? Eight Things UK Managers Need to Know About the Brexit Transition Period

Britain’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, secured victory in the December 2019 general election with a promise to “get Brexit done.” The UK duly left the European Union (EU) on 31 January, 2020, and the UK and the EU have...more

Financial Reporting Council Publishes New Stewardship Code 2020

On 24 October 2019, the Financial Reporting Council (the "FRC"), the regulatory body for auditors, accountants and actuaries, published the UK Stewardship Code 2020 (the "Code"). In its press release, the FRC states that the...more

Brexit Postponed…and Softened?

Brexit has been postponed again, until at least 31 October 2019, but with the possibility that it may occur sooner, maybe even within a few weeks....more

"No Deal" Brexit Risk Grows

The UK House of Commons has rejected the government’s proposed Withdrawal Agreement. Unless the Agreement (or an amended version of it) is approved by the House of Commons, or the Brexit date of 29 March 2019 is postponed or...more

Private fund side letters: common terms, themes and practical considerations

Side letters are an (increasingly) common way of formalising negotiated arrangements between a private fund and an investor. Whilst used more widely in the closed-ended fund context (given the limited withdrawal rights...more

Financial Services Quarterly Report - First Quarter 2018: LIBOR – Where Are We Now?

Discussion of LIBOR was catapulted back into the spotlight last summer when Andrew Bailey, Chief Executive of the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), gave a speech1 on the reference rate’s future. The key take-away was...more

UK Votes To Leave The EU: What Does it Mean for Asset Managers?

The voters have spoken. Britain will (absent any new deals) leave the EU. Under the EU Treaty, the exit process should take at least two years. During this two-year period, UK-based asset management entities, including...more

An early gift from the Treasury and the results of our AIMFD Readiness Survey

Following implementation of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive (AIFMD or the Directive) into UK law in July 2013, the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) advised UK firms in August 2013 to apply for...more

Financial Services Quarterly Report - Third Quarter 2013: European Fund Regulation – Just Like London Buses?

It is often said that you wait a considerable amount of time for a London bus to arrive, and then three turn up at once. If they are all going in the same direction, then (barring a breakdown) your choice should be...more

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