Third-country issues
Third-country issues
The implementation of MiFID II and MiFIR will lead to changes to the structure of regulation regarding third country firms. In respect of access to the EU for third country firms, the EU legislation is divided into two interconnected parts, dealing separately with, on the one hand, per se professional clients and eligible counterparties (in MiFIR), and on the other hand, retail and elective professional clients (in MiFID II).
Briefing: Third-country provisions
MiFID II Academy slides
- MiFID II Academy 40-minute briefing: Spotlight on markets and third country provisions, November 2016
- 40-minute briefing: MiFID II Academy briefing [territoriality slides 14 to 18], September 2016
- 40-minute briefing: MiFID II / MiFIR – the road ahead, April 2016
- 40-minute briefing: MiFID II and MAR, April 2014
- 40-minute briefing: MiFID II: are we there yet? [see slides 17 to 18 inclusive], November 2013
- 40-minute briefing: European reform: The latest on the MiFID Review [see slides 18 to 19 inclusive], May 2013
Webinars
