The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released its final guidance for firms in the event of a no-deal Brexit or the UK leaving the EU with an implementation period.

With the aim of delivering as smooth a transition as possible, the FCA has released documents containing the majority of the final instruments and guidance.

This follows the February publication of the FCA’s Policy Statement with near-final instruments.

Most of the instruments have been made under powers given to the FCA under the EU (Withdrawal) Act, and have been approved by the Treasury, meaning the FCA can now make them final.

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