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New in RegTech: Adapting to UK financial regulation in 2025: Key trends and challenges
As we near the close of January 2025, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on the regulatory landscape shaping the year ahead.
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Redefining Retail Disclosures: How the FCA’s CCI Framework Impacts the Investment Landscape
The framework applies to a wide range of investment products, including: Open-ended funds (e.g. PRIIPs, UCITS, NURS, non-PRIIP packaged funds (excluding pensions) Closed-ended funds (e.g. Investment Companies, VCTs) Insurance-based Investment Products (IBIPs)...
SFDR in 2025: Fixes, Challenges, and What’s Next
Navigating 13f-2 Reporting: Expert Insight and Strategic Approaches
11-12 September 2024 Zurich, Switzerland Join Us for an Exclusive Event: Sustainable Finance – Innovations, Reliability & Challenges for AI In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, sustainability is not just a buzzword but a crucial pillar for long-term...
Prioritizing Form PF – Before It’s Too Late
11-12 September 2024 Zurich, Switzerland Join Us for an Exclusive Event: Sustainable Finance – Innovations, Reliability & Challenges for AI In today’s rapidly evolving financial landscape, sustainability is not just a buzzword but a crucial pillar for long-term...
Form PF Overhaul: Are You Ready for the Biggest Changes Yet?
The Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) third set of Form PF amendments in the past 12 months-arguably the most substantial yet-is set to significantly impact all filers, with large hedge funds expected to bear the brunt of these changes. What will this mean...
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New in RegTech: Adapting to UK financial regulation in 2025: Key trends and challenges
As we near the close of January 2025, it’s an opportune moment to reflect on the regulatory landscape shaping the year ahead.
New in RegTech: What investment firms can expect in the EU, in 2025 and beyond
After last month’s edition on what investment firms can expect in the US’s new regulatory climate, let’s now turn to Europe.
New in RegTech: As Gensler Departs, Here’s What a Second Trump Term Means for Investment Firms
It’s no secret that the November 5th election of Donald Trump as President for a second term — buttressed by a Republican majority in both chambers of Congress – should bring major changes, including for regulation in the U.S. financial sector. How will this happen, and what should investment firms expect?
New in RegTech: Navigating Form PF, Outsourcing CCOs, and Preparing for FinCEN’s AML Rule
For those grappling with the SEC’s significant Form PF overhaul, the clock is ticking towards March 2025.
RegTech Report: Tip of the Iceberg: Lurking below new rules on U.S. threshold disclosures is a much bigger global challenge
Tip of the Iceberg: Lurking below new rules on U.S. threshold disclosures is a much bigger global challenge
New in RegTech: Checking in with AIFMD II in Europe; Sustainable fund names in the EU: ESMA guidance; The SEC’s new Names Rule for funds; European Central Bank increases reporting on investment fund statistics
Checking in with AIFMD II in Europe Sustainable fund names in the EU: ESMA guidance The SEC’s new Names Rule for funds European Central Bank increases reporting on investment fund statistics
New in RegTech: Enhanced transaction reporting leans on tech, Proposed customer ID rules for US advisers, ESG reporting changes in Europe & Latest US adviser compliance tips
Enhanced transaction reporting leans on tech
Proposed customer ID rules for US advisers
ESG reporting changes in Europe
Latest US adviser compliance tips
SPECIAL EDITION: RegTech Report: U.S. Supreme Court Checks Regulator Power
Welcome to our Special Edition on the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent landmark set of rulings impacting the SEC and other federal agencies.
SEC Marketing Rule Risk Alert, Private Funds Rule Verdict, & UK General Election Impact
In April the SEC’s Division of Examinations released its Risk Alert “Initial Observations Regarding Advisers Act Marketing Rule Compliance” (suggesting with the term “initial” that more risk alerts are to come, which the industry would welcome).