UK/EU Relations Tracker and Guide
Now that the Brexit transition period has ended, differences between the UK and EU regulatory regimes have begun to emerge. Ashurst's UK/EU Relations Tracker and Guide helps you monitor relevant changes in financial services law and regulation and understand divergences between UK and EU law.
What is the Ashurst UK/EU Relations Tracker and Guide?
The UK/EU Relations Tracker and Guide is a subscription-only legal online product provided by Ashurst, comprised of two key parts:
UK/EU Divergence Tracker
As the UK is no longer part of the EU, the laws governing financial services in the EU and UK now have the ability to diverge from one another in a more substantive way than previously.
Our Divergence Tracker provides a summary of UK/EU divergences, by identifying the changes between the UK and EU approaches to key regulations, and provides practical information on the potential business impacts of these changes for financial services firms.EEA Exemptions Heatmap
To mitigate the impact of the UK's departure from the EU, some EEA jurisdictions have introduced local measures to allow UK firms to continue to provide services following the expiration of the Brexit implementation period.
Our EEA Exemptions Heatmap Guide summarises these EEA measures in an easy-to-navigate form, with a RAG rated heatmap to make it simple to quickly determine whether a jurisdiction has exemptions which may be relevant to a financial services firm's business.
Both the Tracker and Guide will be updated on a regular basis, with formal updates being provided to subscribers on a quarterly basis.
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The UK/EU Relations Tracker and Guide is available by subscription. Please contact us below if you are interested in hearing more.
