Brexit Hub Brexit
We continue to monitor Brexit developments closely across all practice areas and jurisdictions. See our selection of insights and updates below for more information.
In addition, every Thursday we publish our Brexit Bulletin series and hold weekly conference calls to enable you to keep track of the latest Brexit developments. Each week, we track the progress of national transitional reliefs in the event of a hard Brexit and discuss topical issues.
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- ashurst advance (1)
- banking & finance (20)
- capital markets (14)
- competition & antitrust (10)
- corporate and m&a (10)
- digital economy (5)
- dispute resolution (10)
- employment (8)
- financial regulation (21)
- insurance & reinsurance (3)
- intellectual property (2)
- investigations (0)
- investment funds (6)
- projects (4)
- real estate (11)
- restructuring, insolvency & special situations (2)
- tax (4)
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financial regulation
24 APR 2019 FCA's Dear CEO letter urges wholesale market broking firms to act on key sector harms
Background Regulatory changes in the form of MiFID II and MAR have brought about heightened regulatory expectations for all affected firms. FCA considers...
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Finance update
17 APR 2019 Ashurst Quarterly Debt Capital Markets Update Q1 2019
Welcome to the second edition of the Ashurst Quarterly Debt Capital Markets Update for 2019. In this edition we summarise the key developments in debt...
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competition newsletter | BRExit
11 APR 2019 No deal, transitional arrangements and a potential future deal: Brexit's practical impact on competition law
Are you wondering what competition law in the UK might look like post-Brexit? The answer differs depending on whether the UK faces a no deal scenario or...
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Brexit Bulletin
11 APR 2019 Jurisdictional analysis of local transitional arrangements in the event of a Hard Brexit
Learn more about the local transitional measures and arrangements in the event of a Hard Brexit.
Key Contacts
If you have any questions or queries in relation to Brexit, please do not hesitate to get in touch with one of our contacts below.
The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive review of all developments in the law and practice, or to cover all aspects of those referred to. Readers should take legal advice before applying it to specific issues or transactions.
