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EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy

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Regulatory developments

Commentary

Thought leadership

About the centre

Overview

Regulation continues to pose a major challenge for the financial services industry and its regulators. We are facing a period of unprecedented regulatory change, in terms of the number of new initiatives, their complexity and the interplay between different regulations. Senior management can no longer afford to treat regulation primarily as a matter of compliance: some regulatory developments raise fundamental questions about the economics of the business that go to the heart of the organisation’s strategy.

The EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy monitors regulatory developments and provides an expert, objective perspective on opportunities and challenges for clients. It utilises Deloitte’s Risk and Regulation, Strategy Consulting and other relevant areas of expertise to understand, influence and advise on regulatory change, with a particular focus on the strategic business model and aggregate impacts.

Latest commentary and thought leadership

  • Risk and Regulation Monthly - April 2013
    April was as busy as ever: the EU Capital Requirements Directive and Regulation package (CRD IV/CRR) was finally approved, there was another G20 meeting, and the UK transitioned to a twin peaks model of supervision, as the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) opened their doors.
  • Investment Management Regulatory Update, Q1 2013
    Key developments this quarter included the transition of the FSA into the FCA and PRA, consultations on the implementation of AIFMD, details of the Financial Transaction Tax tabled by the European Commission, and the European Parliament Econ committee vote on bonus caps for fund managers. The Update also considers consultations being undertaken by the FCA and ongoing developments across MiFID, RDR and CRD.
  • EIOPA consults on Guidelines for Solvency II interim measures
    Shortly before Easter, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) opened consultation on four sets of Guidelines which seek to bring forward the implementation of certain Solvency II requirements to 1 January 2014. This briefing provides an overview of each of the Guidelines.

Financial Services useful links

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Highlights

  • Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) Risk Outlook 2013-14
    What your new regulator expects of you.
  • Top 10 for 2013
    Our outlook for financial markets regulation and supervision.
  • Recovery and resolution for non-banks
    Building a safer financial system.

Key contacts

Clifford Smout Clifford Smout
Co-Head, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy
   
David Strachan David Strachan
Co-Head, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy
   
Karyn Daud Karyn Daud
Partner, EMEA Centre for Regulatory Strategy

 

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