01 Mar 2024

Financial Regulation Weekly Bulletin - 29 February 2024

Includes developments in relation to: DORA; Basel Core Principles; LIBOR; Solvency II; and sanctions.  

Click on the headings below to access each section:

General

  • DORA - European Commission adopts Delegated Regulation specifying the criteria for designation of ICT third-party service providers as critical for financial entities
  • Sexism in the City Inquiry - House of Commons Treasury Committee publishes correspondence with the FCA and HM Treasury following oral hearing

Beyond Brexit

  • Draft Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Disapplication or Modification of Financial Regulator Rules in Individual Cases) Regulations 2024 published

Banking and Finance

  • Basel Core Principles - BCBS approves final revisions
  • MREL - European Parliament adopts proposed Directive on MREL reforms to BRRD and SRM
  • De-Banking - House of Commons Treasury Committee publishes press release and correspondence regarding levels of SME accounts being closed by major banks

Securities and Markets

  • Wholesale Data Market Study - FCA publishes report
  • BMR - FCA publishes report on review of use of its Article 23D power for 3-month synthetic sterling LIBOR

Asset Management

  • AIFMD and UCITS Directive - Council of EU adopts amending Directive

Insurance                                                        

  • Adapting Solvency II to the UK insurance market - The PRA publishes its second policy statement
  • Solvency II - PRA publishes policy statement setting out final reporting and disclosure policy (PS3/24)

Financial Crime

  • AMLA - Frankfurt to host the EU’s new AML authority
  • Russia sanctions regime - House of Commons Treasury Committee publishes Call for Evidence on effectiveness

Enforcement

  • Enforcement Guide - FCA consults on a new approach to publicising enforcement investigations

 

This material is provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal or other professional advice.

Contact Information
Selmin Hakki
PSL Counsel at Slaughter and May