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The UK TPR - FCA to extend the period to make notifications to 11 April

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Submitted: 27 March 2019

The FCA has stated that it intends to extend to 11 April the deadline for inbound passporting EEA firms and funds to notify it of a wish to enter the UK’s Temporary Permissions Regime – updates to already made notifications can be made no later than 02 April 2019.
Don’t delay! The FCA’s notification window for the TPR closes on 28 March 2019

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Last Reviewed: 26 March 2019 / Submitted: 14 March 2019

If the UK leaves the European Union (EU) without a withdrawal deal (a Hard Brexit), EEA firms and funds which want to make use of the UK’s Temporary Permissions Regime (TPR) must notify the FCA of their intention before close of business on Thursday 28 March 2019.
Legal Headwinds: Asia - Quarterly Report - Q1 2019

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Submitted: 13 February 2019

The Q1 2019 edition of Legal Headwinds focuses on key legal and regulatory developments relevant to financial institutions operating in China, Hong Kong and Singapore.
Central Bank of Ireland publishes Markets Update with preparations for Brexit at the forefront

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Submitted: 05 February 2019

On 04 February 2019, the Central Bank of Ireland published a Markets Update, providing information on (among other things) a number of issues to help the Irish funds industry prepare for Brexit.
Notifying the FCA under the Temporary Permissions Regime (TPR) - notification window now open

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Submitted: 07 January 2019

To be able to continue marketing incoming EEA funds in the UK following a no deal Brexit, notification must be made to the FCA to enter the temporary permissions regime (TPR). The window for making such a notification is now open (until 28 March). Once the window closes, fund managers that have not submitted a notification for a given fund will be unable to use the TPR for that fund and will have to cease marketing the fund in the UK.
UK government provides feedback on plans to reform its limited partnership law

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Submitted: 11 December 2018

On 10 December 2018, the UK Government’s Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) published a feedback document, “Limited Partnerships: Reform of Limited Partnership Law. The Government response to the consultation” (the Response), setting out the policy decisions it has taken following its April 2018 consultation paper in which it proposed certain reforms to the law on limited partnerships (LPs).
ECON votes on amendments to cross border distribution proposals and to extend the delay to UCITS KIDs

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Submitted: 06 December 2018

At a meeting held on 03 December 2018, the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee (ECON) adopted the amendments it would wish to see to the proposals of the European Commission (Commission) for the cross-border distribution of investment funds.
Ireland’s Central Bank sets out proposals for depositaries of AIFs not investing in assets which must be held in custody

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Submitted: 27 November 2018

On 19 November 2018, the Central Bank of Ireland published a Notice of Intention setting out its intended framework for entities acting as depositary for specific types of Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) which generally do not invest in assets that must be held in custody. Comments are invited on these proposals until 19 January 2019.
The UK's Temporary Permissions Regime (TPR) - the FCA consults

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Submitted: 19 November 2018

The FCA’s consultation paper CP 18/29, “Temporary permissions regime for inbound firms and funds” sets out possible changes to its rules in the event of a ‘no deal Brexit’.
Legal Headwinds: Asia - Quarterly Report - Q4 2018

Newsletter

Submitted: 31 October 2018

The Q4 2018 edition of Legal Headwinds focuses on key legal and regulatory developments relevant to financial institutions operating in China, Hong Kong and Singapore.