The course of the UPC never did run smooth: the UK officially withdraws its participation
In what has felt like death by a thousand cuts, the UK has officially withdrawn its ratification of the Unified Patent Court Agreements....
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Corporate reporting in the post-Brexit world
With little sign of substantive progress in the negotiations on the future of the UK-EU relationship, UK companies must once again...
No KIDding: the UK prepares to diverge from the EU PRIIPs regime
The EU packaged retail and insurance-based investment products (PRIIPs) regulation is a regulatory behemoth overdue a reform. Since...
Brexit and Loan Agreements
The impact of Brexit on loan agreements has been fairly limited to date. However, as the end of the implementation period approaches, and...
How will the end of the Brexit implementation period impact eligibility for ECB collateral and the ECB purchase programmes?
In response to the Covid-19 pandemic, central banks across the world set out a range of monetary stimulus packages. One such scheme is...
3 July talks end in deadlock
The Brexit talks re-started in London this week, with parties seemingly some way apart on a number of issues after last week's talks...
Will there be a deal?
The Brexit talks are ongoing – until a deal is in clear sight, businesses must remain mindful of the WTO alternative. This briefing,...
The EU's 'Capital Markets Union' reforms make cross-border securitisations easier. The UK should make similar reforms.
The EU continues to press ahead with its Capital Markets Union ('CMU'). The High Level Forum ('HLF') recently published its final...
EU Copyright regulation after the Brexit transition period
As the UK enters the final six months of its countdown until the end of the transition period on 1 January 2021, the European Commission...
Brexit and Bail-in clauses
The EU Bank Resolution and Recovery Directive (“BRRD”) gives powers to EEA regulators to write down or convert into equity a failing...
Levelling the playing field - The EC's White Paper on foreign subsidies
The European Commission recently published a White paper setting out its proposals for measures to address the impact of subsidies from...
The slow but inevitable shift from the EU financial services rulebook
In recent weeks, we have gained some limited visibility on the UK’s intentions for the post-Brexit regulatory framework for financial...
EU Trade Marks after the Brexit transition period
It’s now less than 6 months until the end of the Brexit Transition Period. Both the European Commission (EC) and UK Intellectual Property...
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