Beyond Brexit

Navigating the new landscape

The Brexit transition period ended at 23:00 on December 31, 2020 and the UK-EU Trade and Co-operation Agreement has now come into effect.

The UK’s decision to leave the EU presents opportunities and challenges. Here, we set out some of the key issues businesses will need to consider.

What Brexit means for you

Our Brexit Q&As provide the answers to some of the common questions
our clients have about the transition and beyond, tailored to your sector or industry.

Industry sector

Financial institutions Energy Infrastructure, mining and commodities Transport
Technology and innovation Life sciences and healthcare

Business analysis

Antitrust and competition Choice of Law, jurisdiction and enforcement Contractual and counter-party risk Corporate
Employment and labor Enforcement Implementation period Insolvency
Intellectual property Real estate and environment Tax

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Enforcing English law judgments in the EU following Brexit

This video focuses more specifically on recognition and enforcement of exclusive jurisdiction clauses and asymmetric jurisdiction clauses post Brexit.

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Enforcing English law judgments in the EU following Brexit - A discussion

We are going to talk about the new EU cross-border guide for clients looking at the recognition and enforcement of English judgments in the EU following the UK’s exit from the European Union.

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Enforcing English judgments in the EU following Brexit

Following the end of the Brexit implementation period, the recast Brussels Regulation ceased to apply to the UK. At the same time, the UK acceded in its own right to the Hague Convention on Choice of Court.

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UK safety regulation after Brexit: What you need to know

As of December 31, 2020 (the Withdrawal Date), the United Kingdom (UK) is no longer a member of the EU Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the EASA regulatory framework ceased to apply from such date.

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REMIT after Brexit: Key things that UK and EU market participants need to know

The United Kingdom’s (UK) departure from the European Union (EU) on January 31, 2020 and the subsequent expiry of the transitional provisions on December 31, 2020 has profound implications for trading activities in financial instruments and physical commodities.

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UK: Impact of Brexit on Choice of Law, Jurisdiction and Enforcement

Currently the UK is bound by the rules for choice of law set out in the Rome I Regulation (593/2008) (with respect to contractual obligations) and in the Rome II Regulation (864/2007) (which provides an ability for parties to adopt a choice of law for non-contractual obligations).

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Webinars

A practical guide to navigating the new UK post-Brexit regime

Join us as we take a look at the architecture of the UK regulatory regime following the end of the transition period, the regulatory rules that apply to firms, and where to find this material.

United Kingdom | Webinar | February 03, 2021

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Outsourcing in Germany: The evolving regulatory landscape

As the Brexit transition period draws to a close there have been a wide variety of questions on the regulatory requirements regarding outsourcing in Germany.

Global | Webinar | November 26, 2020

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Europe: Brexit: Doing business in the EU

With every day that passes without apparent progress towards an agreement on financial services or equivalence, the more firms we see putting in place arrangements to enable them to continue business in different member states.

Global | Webinar | October 05, 2020

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Brexit Pathfinder

Navigating Brexit, and beyond

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Regulation tomorrow podcast

Stay up to date on developments in the world of financial services risk and regulation, including the latest Brexit news, with the Regulation Tomorrow podcast.

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