Tag: brexit
FCA, PRA and Bank of England warn insurers against failing to...
Three of the UK's top financial market regulators have signed a joint letter warning insurers against resting on their laurels when it comes to preparing for Brexit on December 31.
How OakNorth has weathered the Covid-19 crisis and Brexit so far
Despite Covid-19 and Brexit, challenger bank OakNorth claims to have been able to avoid many of the hurdles other neobanks have faced.
FCA responds to ESMA assessment of financial trade reporting post-Brexit
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has launched a new assessment of British trading venues to see how well they can keep trading after Brexit. Now the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has issued a response.
FCA updates its handbook for a post-Brexit UK market
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published an updated version of the FCA Handbook to give companies ample time to prepare before the Brexit transition period is over.
UK to take less bureaucratic approach to regulations post Brexit
The UK is reportedly set to take a tough but less bureaucratic approach for banks once Brexit is completed.
Half of FinTechs sceptical about launching in the UK because of...
New research shows that 50% of FinTech executives are sceptical about launching in the UK because of Brexit.
Nium receives licence to issue e-money and provide cross-border digital payments...
The Financial Conduct Authority has given Singaporean FinTech Nium an Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence.
Is the UK losing its shine as a FinTech hotbed?
Robinhood pulled the plug on its UK expansion this week. Now, some fear that other FinTechs will also leave the nation.
bunq founder fears Brexit could force more FinTechs to leave Britain
Stocktrading app Robinhood has scraped its plans to expand to the UK. Now, the founder of bunq is concerned that it could just be the first FinTech to up sticks.
Majority of financial leaders believes Brexit should be delayed on the...
The health of the economy is not looking great if you ask financial leaders around the planet and the majority of European ones think this should be cause to delay the UK's divorce from the EU.