UK Capital Markets & Investment Management Regulations, FCA Listing Rules & MiFIR
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Frequently Asked Questions on Capital Markets & Investment Management Regulations
How has the UK reformed its listing regime post-Brexit?
The FCA 2024 overhaul consolidated Premium and Standard segments into a single UKLR category, removing dual-class share restrictions and mandatory shareholder votes on significant transactions to improve London competitiveness.
What is the UK Public Offers and Admissions to Trading Regulations (POATRs) regime?
Enacted under FSMA 2023 to replace the onshored EU Prospectus Regulation, POATRs creates a new UK regime distinguishing admissions to regulated markets (where the FCA sets prospectus rules) from public offers of securities, removing the blanket requirement for a prospectus for public offers under £5m and facilitating retail participation via crowdfunding and offer platforms.
How does the UK Overseas Funds Regime (OFR) operate post-Brexit?
The OFR provides a streamlined gateway under section 271A FSMA 2000 allowing overseas collective investment schemes (predominantly EEA UCITS) to be marketed to UK retail investors once HM Treasury makes an equivalence determination, avoiding individual scheme recognition under section 272.