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UK EMIR, derivatives and pensions

UK EMIR, derivatives and pensionsThis Practice Note looks at the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR), Retained Regulation (EU) 648/2012...
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Produced in partnership with Jason Brooks and Jason Harding of CMS 5th Jun
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The Test-Achats case—the pension implications

The Test-Achats case—the pension implicationsThis Practice Note considers the implications of the case Association belge des Consommateurs Test-Achats...
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Produced in partnership with Elizabeth Ovey of Radcliffe Chambers 5th Jun
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Cross-border pension schemes before IP completion day

Cross-border pension schemes before IP completion dayBrexit revocation of the cross-border pension scheme regimeAs a result of Brexit, the UK’s...
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5th Jun
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Equalisation and Barber—the pension implications

Equalisation and Barber—the pension implicationsThis Practice Note contains references to case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union....
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Produced in partnership with Elizabeth Ovey of Radcliffe Chambers 5th Jun
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Solvency II and UK pensions

Solvency II and UK pensionsWhat is Solvency II?Solvency II is a European risk-based solvency capital regime which provides a harmonised prudential...
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5th Jun
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The IORP II Directive and pensions

The IORP II Directive and pensionsUnder EU law, pension schemes are referred to as Institutions for Occupational Retirement Provision (IORPs). The...
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5th Jun
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