Ashley Kovas, Senior Regulatory Intelligence Expert, Thomson Reuters
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by Ashley Kovas, Senior Regulatory Intelligence Expert, Thomson Reuters.
The decision on Brexit isn’t that far away: have you thought about what a pro-Brexit vote could mean for your asset management firm?
Until we know for sure whether the UK will vote for or against Brexit on 23rd June, much can be speculated on at many levels. And there is much to speculate in regards to the UK’s financial services industry considering its size, strength and importance. Leaving the EU could mean either restricted EU market access for asset managers, with “third country” status following an exit, or continued access to EU markets but without the ability to vote on financial services legislation, e.g. as an EEA/EFTA member.
This report includes views from within the industry and insight into the three EU regulatory regimes that impact asset managers – UCITS, AIFMD and MiFID – and the possible implications on these if the UK were to leave the EU.
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