regulatory reform: master timeline
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Regulatory reform: Master timeline. 30 January 2013: Draft statutory instruments published. 19 December: Financial Services Bill receives Royal Assent. 19 February 2013: Provisions relating to appointing senior members of FPC, FCA and PRA come into force. UK Government. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Regulatory reform: Master timeline
EMIR
MiFID II
UK Government
UK FSA
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
16 August 2012: EMIR came into force
19 December: Financial Services Bill receives Royal Assent
30 January 2013: Draft statutory instruments published
19 February 2013: Provisions relating to appointing senior members of FPC, FCA and PRA come into force
2 April 2012: FSA moves to ‘twin peaks’ operating model reflecting how PRA and FCA will operate
Implementation of MiFID II legislative proposals (at the earliest
8 October 2013: EU Parliament to vote on MiFID II legislative proposals
1 April 2013: Cutover to FCA and PRA
15 March 2015 most RTS enter into force and CCPs can seek reauthorisation
15 June and 15 July 2013: Equivalence decisions for first and second phase third country CCPs
Mid 2014: First clearing obligations expected to apply
13 December 2012: Council progress report of MiFID II
25-26 October 2012: EU Parliament votes on amendments to draft legislation but then refers matters back to ECON for further consideration
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