FS weekly highlights—12 September 2019

FS weekly highlights—12 September 2019

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Brexit news
UK, EU and international regulators and bodies
Regulated activities
Authorisation, approval and supervision
Prudential requirements
Financial stability, recovery and resolution
Risk management and controls
Financial crime
Crowdfunding
Competition in financial services
Enforcement and redress
Markets and trading
MiFID II
Regulation of capital markets and Capital Markets Union
Regulation of derivatives
Investment funds and asset management
Banks and mutuals
Regulation of insurance
Regulation of personal pension and stakeholder products
Payment services and systems
Sustainable finance
Dates for your diary

 

Brexit news

 

Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill 2017-19 falls with prorogation of Parliament

Following the prorogation of Parliament on 9 September 2019 until 14 October 2019, the Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill fell and will not be carried over under current procedures. The Bill was intended to provide the government with the power to implement and make changes to ‘in flight’ files of financial services legislation for two years after the UK's withdrawal from the EU in the absence of a withdrawal agreement being reached (ie in a no-deal scenario).

Financial Services (Electronic Money, Payment Services and Miscellaneous Amendments) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019

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Pietra Asprou
Pietra has completed the Bar Professional Training Course at the University of Law.  Prior to the BPTC, Pietra undertooklaw degree at the University of Bristol and has completed a number of mini-pupillages recently.