FCA firms up its Emir deadlines

The UK regulator has given firms just two months to demonstrate their compliance with key elements of incoming EU regulations

The Financial Conduct Authority has given firms just two months to demonstrate their compliance with key elements of incoming EU regulations designed to reduce risk in the region's derivatives markets.

In statement published on its website last week, the FCA said UK firms had to adhere to key clauses in the European Market Infrastructure Regulation within the "shortest timeframe possible".

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