Brexit and Financial Services Law and Policy 1st Edition by Kern Alexander, Catherine Barnard, Eilís Ferran, Niamh Moloney, Andrew Lang ISBN 9781509915811 1509915818

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ISBN 10: 1509915818
ISBN 13: 9781509915811
Author: Kern Alexander, Catherine Barnard, Eilís Ferran, Niamh Moloney, Andrew Lang

Brexit and Financial Services Law and Policy 1st Edition Table of contents:

1. Regulatory Parity in Post-Brexit UK–EU Financial Regulation: EU Norms, International Financial

I. Setting the Scene

II. Emerging Opening Positions: The UK

III. Emerging Opening Positions: EU

IV. The Battle for Regulatory Parity: Whose Norms?

V. Governing Norms and Dispute Resolution

VI. Reform of the EU Equivalence Regime

VII. Regulatory Parity by Reference to International Standards

VIII. International Standards and Regulatory Parity: Fit for Purpose?

IX. Testing the Prospects for a UK–EU Arrangement Based on International Standards: Bank Branching

X. Post-Brexit Institutional Structures

XI. Conclusion

2. The UK Financial Market: Free Movement of Persons

I. Introduction

II. The Current Position

III. The Future of EU Workers in the UK

IV. Conclusion

3. EU Financial Governance after Brexit: The Rise of Technocracy and the Absorption of the UK’s Wi

I. Introduction: Change, Financial Governance and the EU

II. Sources of Change: Political and other Preferences, the Current Governance Setting/Regulatory Ca

III. Supporting Growth and Protecting Financial Stability

IV. Bending to Uniformity and Buttressing Single Market Governance

V. Conclusion

4. The UK’s Third-Country Status Following Brexit: Post-Brexit Models, Third-Country Equivalence a

I. Introduction: Post-Brexit UK Trading Models with the EU

II. Brexit and the European Economic Area

III. Brexit and the European Free Trade Association (the ‘Swiss Model’)

IV. Swiss Access to the EU Financial Services Market

V. The Equivalence Principle in Financial Services—Theory and Practice

VI. Equivalency of Swiss Financial Legislation and Policy: Implications for Brexit

VII. Summing Up: The Post-Brexit Models—Pros and Cons

5. The ‘Default Option’? The WTO and Cross-Border Financial Services Trade after Brexit

I. WTO Dispute Settlement: Sensibility, Character, Approach

II. Financial Services in the WTO

III. Equivalence

IV. Conclusion

Index

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