Banking & Finance—key dates and future developments tracker: 2025 and beyond

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Practice notes

Banking & Finance—key dates and future developments tracker: 2025 and beyond

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Published by a LexisNexis Banking & Finance expert

Practice notes
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This Banking & Finance key dates and future developments tracker is intended to be used to track key upcoming developments, dates and horizon scanning for banking and finance lawyers.

Future developments in other Practice Areas considered relevant to banking and finance lawyers are included in this tracker. Some other Practice Areas also produce their own trackers.

Please note that this tracker does not cover all consultations relating to financial services regulation (including derivatives and capital markets regulation). Instead, it highlights those which the Banking & Finance team consider to be most relevant to banking and finance practitioners and facility documentation. For comprehensive information on UK and European Union (EU) financial services regulatory developments, see Practice Note: Trackers and Timelines—financial services.

For detailed information on the recent developments in LIBOR, see Practice Note: LIBOR developments tracker.

This tracker also does not cover cases. For information about the status of cases which are relevant, or may be of interest to banking and finance lawyers, see: Banking & Finance case tracker.

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