13 Jun 2019

EMIR REFIT - What it means for Corporate NFCs

Derivatives regulation in Europe is changing and for many corporate treasurers the relevant requirements are going to become less onerous.

Derivatives regulation in Europe is changing and for many corporate treasurers the relevant requirements are going to become less onerous. The European Market Infrastructure Regulation (648/2012), known as EMIR, is being changed with effect from 17 June 2019 by the EMIR REFIT Regulation. This briefing sets out how the amendments seek to make the regime simpler, reducing the costs and burden of compliance for corporates and other non-financial counterparties (NFCs) and what the key changes will be.


emir-refit-what-it-means-for-corporate-nfcs.pdf

 

This material is provided for general information only. It does not constitute legal or other professional advice.

Contact Information
Jan Putnis
Partner at Slaughter and May
London
Stephen Powell
Partner at Slaughter and May
London