On 9 December 2022, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt MP, unveiled at an industry roundtable in Edinburgh over 30 regulatory reforms. These “Edinburgh Reforms” followed on from the 2022 Chancellor’s Autumn Statement in which he highlighted financial services as one of the UK’s five key growth sectors. The reforms themselves are intended to turbocharge UK growth and deliver a smarter and home-grown regulatory framework for the UK.

Since the Chancellor’s announcement the Government has published various papers and the Financial Services and Markets Act 2023 which provides for the review, repeal, reform and replacement of EU-derived financial services legislation has been published.

This Regulation Tomorrow blog highlights our blogs and podcasts covering many of the papers that have so far been published.

General

Financial Services and Markets Act 2023

Repeal of EU law

International competitiveness and growth objective

MiFID II / MiFIR

Securitisation

PRIIPs

EMIR

Market abuse

Prospectus

Short Selling Regulation

Payments

Ringfencing

Building societies

Consumer credit

New Designated Activities Regime

SMCR reforms

ESG