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The FCA has proposed new guidance on Open Banking, charting its first course of regulatory divergence in the area after Brexit.[1] As detailed below, among other
Brexit talks, which had been postponed due to the pandemic, are to be reconvened today with European Union and British negotiators attempting to salvage the
As we propel ourselves fully into 2020, we move forward from a formidable decade of regulatory reform in the financial services sector. The emergence of
As the clock strikes 11pm on Friday the 31st of January, the UK will make unprecedented steps and become the first state to leave the
The Brexit saga continues, but what does the FCA expect from you? At the time of writing on the 17th of October, we sit almost two
One month ahead of the (latest) impending Brexit day, the general feeling among firms remains one of confusion. As it stands, the assurance one can
At the beginning of February this year, eight weeks prior to the original 29th March Brexit date, we published a blog entitled “No-deal Brexit –
Deal or No Deal? Despite initial rejection of the Withdrawal Agreement in the House of Commons, the ‘deal’ may yet be palatable to a majority
Following another week of inconclusive Brexit debate at Westminster, the prospect of a disorderly, no-deal withdrawal seems, either by accident or design, to be looming
As we embark upon yet another week of uncertainty regarding what Brexit deal, if any, the Prime Minister might secure, the latest in my Q&As
