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Financial Services weekly highlights—20 October 2022

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Published on: 20 October 2022
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Table of contents

  • Brexit
  • Government responds to Lords’ report on UK-EU financial services relationship
  • Financial Services (Miscellaneous Amendments) Regulations 2022
  • Financial Services and Markets Bill: Committee stage to commence 19 October 2022
  • UK, EU and international regulators and bodies
  • Jean-Paul Servais appointed IOSCO chair
  • Commission publishes Work Programme 2023
  • Financial Provisions Specialised Committee issues statement after sixth meeting
  • Natasha Cazenave discusses ESMA’s new strategic orientation
  • HMT confirms FCA chair start date

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Article summary

Welcome to the weekly Financial Services highlights from the Financial Services team for the week ending 20 October 2022. This week’s edition of Financial Services highlights provides an aggregation of the news reported by the Lexis®PSL Financial Services team over the past week and includes: (1) news items relating to the conflict in Ukraine, (2) updates from UK regulators, (3) updates from EU and international regulators, (4) updates from industry bodies and market participants, (5) new and updated content and (6) dates for your diary from Financial Services.

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