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. Our weekly Brexit Bulletin series and conference calls are due to resume in September.
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- ashurst advance (1)
- banking & finance (22)
- capital markets (16)
- competition & antitrust (10)
- corporate and m&a (10)
- digital economy (5)
- dispute resolution (10)
- employment (8)
- financial regulation (23)
- insurance & reinsurance (3)
- intellectual property (2)
- investigations (0)
- investment funds (8)
- projects (4)
- real estate (11)
- restructuring, insolvency & special situations (2)
- tax (5)
77 Results
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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.
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uk quoted company newsletter
09 APR 2019 UK Quoted Company Newsletter March 2019
Brexit update The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published Primary Markets Bulletin 20 (PMB 20). The FCA reminds listed issuers of their on-going...
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financial regulation
22 MAR 2019 ESMA the regulatory Heath Robinson public statement on EU share trading obligations post-Brexit
Background The share trading obligation ("STO") requires an investment firm to trade shares (listed or admitted to trading on an EU venue) on an EU venue...
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european regulatory group
22 MAR 2019 Brexit Transitional Arrangements - Swedish / Italian Updates
Summary The Swedish government has published the text of a regulation which will provide transitional relief to UK firms providing MiFID services to professional...
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Capital markets update
22 MAR 2019 Brexit: the final countdown
As the clock ticks ever closer to 29 March, we set out below key questions and answers for listed issuers and equity capital markets participants in respect...
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UK EMPLOYMENT UPDATE
11 MAR 2019 Brexit and a brave new immigration world
In this e-seminar we outline some of the employment issues that employers should be considering in the light of Brexit, guide you through the ever-changing...
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Brexit
08 MAR 2019 Key legal implications of a 'no deal' Brexit
We explore some key legal risks and issues which may arise if the United Kingdom exits from the European Union ("EU") without a Withdrawal Agreement ratified...
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brexit briefing
28 FEB 2019 No-deal Brexit and UK investment firms: the clock is ticking
If the United Kingdom leaves the European Economic Area (EEA) on 29 March 2019 without a ratified transition period or alternative mutual access (a no-deal...
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New Prospectus Regulation Update
20 FEB 2019 Prospectus planning for 'no-deal' Brexit and the new Prospectus Regulation: current state of play
Prospectus planning for 'no-deal' Brexit and the new Prospectus Regulation: current state of play Both 'exit day' for Brexit (29 March) and the application...
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German Brexit Update
31 JAN 2019 Is there a threat of a wave of terminations of syndicated loan agreements?
Partner Dr Bernd Egbers (Finance, Munich) looks at potential Brexit effects on syndicated loan agreements in his article "Droht eine Kündigungswelle bei...
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finance update
10 JAN 2019 Ashurst Quarterly Debt Capital Markets Update Q4 2018
Welcome to the first 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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UK regulatory update
09 JAN 2019 The FCA's 2019 New Year Resolutions (as predicted by the Ashurst regulatory team)
Expert Analysis This last year has been a rollercoaster. A year which kicked off with the day of the MiFIDs (II – this time its personal!), could surely...
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UK CoMPANY QUOTED NEWSLETTER
04 JAN 2019 UK Quoted Company Newsletter December 2018
The month's newsletter includes updates and developments on Brexit, the Market Abuse Regulations, AIM, BEIS updated guidance on the Miscellaneous Reporting...
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BMR update
03 DEC 2018 Brexit and the Benchmark Regulation
The UK government has published an explanatory note relating to as yet unpublished rules on how the EU Benchmark Regulation will be "onshored" if the UK...
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legal update
27 NOV 2018 Brexit update on Prospectus and Transparency Rules
On 21 November 2018 the UK government published a policy note which is important for capital markets practitioners
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Real estate Brexit | UK
27 NOV 2018 How could Brexit affect the Real Estate Industry?
There are many different ways that the real estate industry may be affected by the UK exit from the EU; although we are not expecting any direct impact...
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financial regulation briefing
20 NOV 2018 Brexit: The Avoidable Inessential Futile Maddening Directive continues
The UK Treasury has published draft legislation, the Alternative Investment Fund Managers (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2018 (the "Regulations"), that...
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Tax newsletter | UK
15 OCT 2018 VAT after Brexit
It has never been in doubt that the UK would retain VAT as a domestic tax following Brexit, nor that – for the foreseeable future – the rules as within...
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.
