Recovery and Resolution: Resolution
As we know, the Bank of England (BoE) will be the Resolution Authority for the UK – see ‘Recovery and Resolution’ article in Regulatory Roundup 58 – albeit that the […] [...]
As we know, the Bank of England (BoE) will be the Resolution Authority for the UK – see ‘Recovery and Resolution’ article in Regulatory Roundup 58 – albeit that the […] [...]
This will be of particular interest to those firms responsible for the management of AIFs and UCITS (and occupational retirement schemes – IORPS – that are subject to Directive 2003/41/EC). […] [...]
The rules surrounding the need to submit annual report and accounts via GABRIEL using FIN-A upload functionality (see Regulatory Roundup 55) will come into force this coming 31 December. The […] [...]
Those firms subject to UCITS may want to note on the calendar that UCITS V (Directive 2014/91/EU) came into force on 17 September (see also Regulatory Roundup 53). However there […] [...]
Regulatory Roundup 53 advised that the EBA had published draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) relating to the calculation of own funds based upon fixed overheads required under CRR Article 97. […] [...]
Regulatory Roundup 58 included an article on the Recovery and Resolution Directive (RRD) which will impact upon ‘institutions’, a term which covers both credit institutions and investment firms (an IFPRU […] [...]
The ‘Small Business, Enterprise and Employment Bill’ is progressing through Parliament. Aside from topics ranging from zero hours contracts to public houses code via childcare and schools, some changes to […] [...]
The Financial Reporting Council (‘FRC’) has updated the UK Corporate Governance Code (‘Code’). Although all companies can use the Code as a source of reference in establishing their corporate governance […] [...]
Now that the transitional period under the AIFMD has passed, more firms will be getting to grips with the obligations of IPRU(INV) 11 which addresses the prudential requirements of both […] [...]
As part of the implementation of the AIFMD, changes were made to the Regulated Activities Order (RAO) so that firms that were managers of UCITS and AIFs were deemed not […] [...]
Those AIFMs that have been authorised under the AIFMD for some time will probably have gotten used to the AIFMD reporting requirements set out in SUP 16.18. However for those […] [...]
A new chapter in COBS came into force on 1 October – COBS 22 “Restrictions on distribution of contingent convertible instruments”. The provisions are effectively a copy of the short-lived […] [...]
ESMA updated its AIFMD Reporting Guidelines earlier this month which AIFMs may find useful. For the benefit of those firms that to date have not made reference to the ESMA […] [...]
IFPRU 2.5 (‘Recovery and resolution plans’) is applicable to all IFPRU investment firms and has been in force since the beginning of this year. It must qualify as one of […] [...]
Amongst the various areas for action in the FCA’s Business Plan for 2014/15 that was published in March was work to be carried out in respect of the ‘expectations gap’. […] [...]
With reporting under EMIR having been in place for around six months, the FCA has undertaken an EMIR review to find out how industry dealt with the new obligations. It […] [...]
Following a thematic review of best execution (see Regulatory Roundup 53) the FCA has now published the results of its findings – TR14/13: “Best execution and payment for order flow”. […] [...]
The FCA and PRA have issued a joint Consultation Paper: ‘Strengthening the alignment of risk and reward; new remuneration rules’ (CP14/14 – or CP15/14 from a PRA perspective). As will […] [...]
A reminder to firms that the FCA’s Online Notifications and Applications system (ONA), under which applications for Approved Persons, Variations of Permission etc. are submitted, will be largely replaced by […] [...]
Following a thematic review of best execution (see Regulatory Roundup 53) the FCA has now published the results of its findings – TR14/13: “Best execution and payment for order flow”. […] [...]
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