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What the UK Government’s Brexit White Paper holds for the innovation economy

Seiko Hidaka

August 06, 2018

Posted in Intellectual property Technology and innovation Life sciences and healthcare

The Government has identified the promotion of innovation that underpins UK’s place in the world as one of the key areas of focus. The Government proposes a strategic approach seeking “new forms of cooperation”

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on energy

Kathryn Emmett

August 02, 2018

Posted in Energy

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper, published on 8 July, provides little clarity on the UK’s policy for future energy relationship with the EU post-Brexit.

AFME and ISDA paper on contractual continuity issues in OTC derivatives post-Brexit

Catherine Blake

August 02, 2018

Posted in Banking and finance Financial institutions Financial services

On 30 July 2018, AFME and ISDA published a paper looking at the challenges faced by UK and EU firms and their clients seeking to avoid uncertainty after Brexit.

Brexit and nuclear – important steps towards a new framework

Kate Kortenbout Kathryn Emmett

August 02, 2018

Posted in Energy

The Freedom of Movement of Pets

Kenneth Gray

July 30, 2018

Posted in UK and EU legal framework

Deal or no deal – the EU Commission paper on preparations for no deal

Andrew Sheftel

July 27, 2018

Posted in UK and EU legal framework WTO and international trade

The EU Commission has published a communication on preparations in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

UK temporary permissions regime to allow EEA financial services firms and non-UK CCPs to operate in the UK post-Brexit

Christopher Sullivan

July 26, 2018

Posted in Banking and finance Financial institutions Financial services

EU legislation to be directly applicable during the implementation period

Adam Sanitt

July 24, 2018

Posted in UK and EU legal framework

In a White Paper published today, the government has stated that EU legislation will continue to be directly applicable within the UK during the implementation period.

House of Lords Committee inquiry into UK’s relationship with the European Investment Bank post-Brexit

Chris Brown Claire Edwards

July 24, 2018

Posted in Infrastructure, mining and commodities Financial institutions

The House of Lords EU Financial Affairs Sub-Committee has launched an inquiry into the UK’s future relationship with the EIB and the potential consequences of the UK losing access to EIB funding.

Chequers confirms that UK state aid rules will stay closely linked to Brussels following Brexit

Ian Giles Caroline Thomas Brendan Ryan

July 20, 2018

Posted in Antitrust and competition WTO and international trade

The White Paper agreed by the Cabinet at Chequers on 6 July contains further detail on how the new state aid rules might operate, although the plan will be the subject of negotiations with the EU.

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What the UK Government’s Brexit White Paper holds for the innovation economy

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on energy

AFME and ISDA paper on contractual continuity issues in OTC derivatives post-Brexit

Brexit and nuclear – important steps towards a new framework

The Freedom of Movement of Pets

Deal or no deal – the EU Commission paper on preparations for no deal

UK temporary permissions regime to allow EEA financial services firms and non-UK CCPs to operate in the UK post-Brexit

EU legislation to be directly applicable during the implementation period

House of Lords Committee inquiry into UK’s relationship with the European Investment Bank post-Brexit

Chequers confirms that UK state aid rules will stay closely linked to Brussels following Brexit

Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue

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Inside Brexit blog

What the UK Government’s Brexit White Paper holds for the innovation economy

The UK Government’s Brexit White Paper – a focus on energy

AFME and ISDA paper on contractual continuity issues in OTC derivatives post-Brexit

Brexit and nuclear – important steps towards a new framework

The Freedom of Movement of Pets

Deal or no deal – the EU Commission paper on preparations for no deal

UK temporary permissions regime to allow EEA financial services firms and non-UK CCPs to operate in the UK post-Brexit

EU legislation to be directly applicable during the implementation period

House of Lords Committee inquiry into UK’s relationship with the European Investment Bank post-Brexit

Chequers confirms that UK state aid rules will stay closely linked to Brussels following Brexit

Brexit: planning for the future as negotiations continue

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