FIA has compiled a variety of resources that may of be interest to industry members as the United Kingdom (U.K.) has voted in favour of leaving the European Union. This page will be updated regularly; please check back for additional information.
Please contact us at UK-EURelations@fia.org if you have any questions.
FIA engaged Allen & Overy to prepare a memorandum outlining likely next steps and near-term consequences for the cleared derivatives industry.
ICE: Potential for intra-day changes to current interval price limit levels
Euronext: Dedicated arrangements ahead of UK Referendum
CME:Temporary Modification to CME FX and CME and CBOT Interest Rate Special Price Fluctuation Limits
ECB Statement: Closely monitoring financial markets (June 24, 2016)
FCA: Statement on European Union referendum result (June 24, 2016)
Statement of G-7 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (June 24, 2016)
HM Treasury analysis: The immediate economic impact of leaving the EU (May 2016)
Bank of England: EU membership and the Bank of England (October 2015)
FIA: Memorandum on near-term consequences for the cleared derivatives industry (June 24, 2016)
Hogan Lovells: What could Brexit mean for U.S. financial institutions? (May 2016)
Ashurst: Brexit: Potential impact on the UK’s banking industry (March 2016)
Morgan Lewis & Bockius LLP: Financial Services Sector Implications of Brexit (March 2016)
Sia Partners: Brexit and the impact on the UK’s regulatory framework (February 2016)
Ashurst: Brexit (February 2016)
Global Counsel: BREXIT: the impact on the UK and the EU (June 2015)