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Brexit
The UK has left the EU. Find out what this means for consumers and firms. -
The FCA’s role in preparing for Brexit
Further to the announcement from the Treasury on its approach to amending financial services legislation under the European Union (Withdrawal) Act, this statement provides stakeholders with an update on how we are preparing for the UK leaving the -
PS19/5 and feedback on our Brexit consultations
We set out our response to the feedback we received from our Brexit consultations. -
Brexit: further proposals to prepare our regulatory regime
Today we have published two further consultations to prepare for the UK’s exit from the EU. We have published proposals to introduce the financial services contracts regime (FSCR) as well as proposed fees for regulating securitisation repositories. -
The role of the FCA in a changing regulatory landscape
Speech by Nikhil Rathi, our Chief Executive, delivered at the Lord Mayor's City Banquet at Mansion House. -
Interpretative guide on completing our forms after the UK’s withdrawal from the EU [pdf]
A guide on how to complete after forms after the transition period. -
Brexit: our approach to non-Handbook guidance where it relates to EU-law or EU-derived law [pdf]
This document sets out our approach to existing non-Handbook guidance where it relates to EU law or EU-derived law. -
SRO / TMPR fees and levies
We explain the fees that firms in the TPR and TMPR will need to pay. -
Brexit: our approach to EU non-legislative materials [pdf]
This guide sets out our approach to non-legislative material produced by the EU and, in particular, the European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs). -
Retail Banking: Business Continuity Planning
We have recently reviewed business continuity planning (BCP) amongst a number of small and medium-sized retail banks, payments institutions and electronic money institutions. -
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.