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Third Country Entities (TCEs) Financial Services Industry

Jones Day

CRD VI and the New EU Third-Country Branch Regime: Harmonization Means Restricted Access

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The Situation: The European Union ("EU") banking legislation has been substantially reviewed and provides notably for a new regime applicable to cross-border activities from non-EU jurisdictions....more

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Planning for a post-Brexit world: spotlight on insurance

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Financial services firms have spent a small fortune in planning for a post-Brexit world. Now that the UK has left the EU and we are in an implementation period due to end on 31 December 2020, this article looks at what forms...more

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Third-Country Firms Operating Cross-Border Into the EU - Upcoming Reform

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Firms outside of Europe should be aware of planned upcoming changes to how they access European markets. Key Points: ..The EU legislators have been reviewing various financial services regimes and developing reforms...more

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EU Credit Rating Equivalence Decisions Repealed for Some; Reaffirmed for Others

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A series of Implementing Decisions on the equivalence with the EU Credit Rating Agencies Regulation of the credit rating regimes of certain non-EU countries have been published in the Official Journal of the European Union....more

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European Commission Communicates on Financial Services Equivalence

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The European Commission has published a Communication on equivalence in the area of financial services, including an annex that briefly sets out the equivalence decisions adopted by the Commission since January 2018. The...more

Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

EMIR Refit update

Regulation (EU) No 648/2012 (“EMIR”) imposed a range of obligations which can apply to counterparties trading in derivatives, including a clearing obligation, risk mitigation obligations (including the exchange of collateral)...more

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Further EU Clarification For Financial Services Firms in a No Deal Brexit

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The European Securities and Markets Authority has published a statement on its approach to certain provisions of the Markets in Financial Instruments package and the Benchmarks Regulation in the event of a no-deal Brexit. The...more

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UK Plans Transitional Regime for Credit Ratings for Potential "No Deal" Brexit

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HM Treasury has published explanatory guidance on a proposed U.K. regulation to onshore EU legislation on credit rating agencies in the event of a "no deal" scenario resulting from the EU-U.K. Brexit negotiations. If no deal...more

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HCJP's Synopsis on the Potential Impact of "Hard" Brexit

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The Situation: The Legal High Committee for Financial Markets of Paris ("HCJP") recently published a synopsis of its three Brexit reports on contracts continuity. The Result: In the event of the United Kingdom crashing out...more

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UK Government Issues Brexit "No-Deal" Guidance for Financial Services

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HM Treasury has published a technical notice entitled "Banking, insurance and other financial services if there's no Brexit deal," to provide guidance about the impact of the U.K. leaving the EU without a ratified withdrawal...more

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More Pieces of the Brexit Puzzle: Enhanced Equivalence, Transitional Regimes

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Many EU and U.K. financial institutions have been waiting with bated breath for (and commencing their contingency plans without) a clear picture of what post-Brexit U.K.-EU financial services will look like. In this note we...more

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UK Regulators Finalize Rule Changes For Extending Individual Accountability Regime to Insurers

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The U.K. Financial Conduct Authority and Prudential Regulation Authority have published Policy Statements confirming the near-final and final rule changes they will apply to extend the application of the Senior Managers &...more

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EU’s Third Country Regimes and Alternatives to Passporting

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Hogan Lovells has collaborated with TheCityUK and The City of London Corporation's co-sponsored International Regulatory Strategy Group (IRSG), to launch a new report looking at the options for Financial Institutions in the...more

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Final EU Secondary Legislation on Third-Country Firms' Applications for the Provision of Investment Services Published

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Regulatory Technical Standards on the required information for registration of third country firms and the format of information provided to clients was published in the Official Journal of the European Union. The RTS...more

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