IFR/IFD transition: The new prudential regime for investment firms
Global | Video | April 2020 | 0:49
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Investment firms and banks are currently regulated by the same prudential framework. Going forward, some investment firms will be regulated by a different, or new, regime. There will be new requirements that will reshape the prudential obligations. But will you be able to fit in? Do you understand the changes? Do you know all of them? The changes are in: the capital requirements; group consolidation requirements; remuneration rules; internal governance; disclosure and reporting; and more. Not many understand the transformation needed, but we do. We have it analysed and mapped.
The way in which investment firms are to be treated for the purposes of prudential regulation is changing. The introduction of the Investment Firms Regulation (IFR) and Investment Firms Directive (IFD) will make significant alterations to the prudential framework governing investment firms and on groups that include such firms. Are you prepared?