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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
Regulatory change for firms as Brexit transition period ends
As of 11pm on 31 December 2020, the transition period ended and EU laws no longer apply in the UK. For many financial services businesses, this means changes to existing systems and services. -
Electronic Commerce Directive: operation after the transition period
The ability for UK firms to continue to service EEA customers using the ECD exclusion has ended. Find out more about how this may affect you. -
Brexit: information for retail investments firms in the UK
If you have customers based in the EEA, find out what actions we expect you to have taken now the transition period is over. -
Brexit: information for the banking and payment sectors in the UK
Information on how UK firms should approach servicing customers based in the EEA, now that the transition period has ended. -
Brexit: information for life insurers in the UK about pensions and retirement income
A focus for UK life insurers is their ability to continue to provide services to EEA-based customers (including expats). -
Brexit: information for participants in the wholesale markets operating in the UK (including wholesale banks, wholesale markets and asset managers)
Passporting between the UK and EEA states has now ended. Find out more about the other ways in which firms can access the EEA. -
UK MiFID transparency calculations
This page contains updates on the UK MiFID transparency calculations and the latest published data. -
Key requirements of firms
Firms should have prioritised these key requirements following the end of the transition period. -
Brexit resources
This page lists our news and statements, speeches, publications and other pages related to Brexit. -
Temporary permissions regime
The TPR were designed to allow relevant EEA firms and funds who were previously using the passporting regime to transition to the UK full regulatory regime.