FCA: Preparing your firm for Brexit: end of the transition period
FCA has updated this webpage with a section on considerations for EEA firms conducting business in the UK. FCA notes that, where EEA firms do not plan to take advantage of the post-transition period regimes and are planning to stop servicing customers resident in the UK, they should notify the regulator of their plans. FCA emphasises that it expects financial services firms to treat customers fairly, including when considering what notice to provide and what support customers need to make alternative arrangements.
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Last updated · 13 Mar 2026
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See allEC: Preparedness in the EU financial sector
The Commission has published a report addressed to the Council and to the European Parliament and provides an overview of the current state of preparedness of the EU financial sector, building on continued discussions with ECB, the ESAs, ESRB, SRB, Member States and the financial services industry. It concludes that the the development of the Savings and Investments Union and the introduction of the digital euro is expected to improve the overall resilience of the EU financial sector and to further improve its level of preparedness.