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ARTICLE · 28 MAY 2019

Brexit Insight From The EU-27: Poland

UK financial market entities in Poland – A Polish Brexit bill, passed on 15 March 2019, provides a transition period for the business operations of UK financial market ...

European UnionGovernment, Public Sector

UK financial market entities in Poland – A Polish Brexit bill, passed on 15 March 2019, provides a transition period for the business operations of UK financial market entities in Poland, starting from the date of a "no-deal" Brexit. This period will allow businesses to conduct any legal operations needed to cease legal relationships entered into before the day of "no-deal" Brexit, or to establish a legal basis to continue to operate in Poland (i.e. by obtaining the correct permit). The Polish Brexit bill names specific financial market business types and contains details on permitted and forbidden activities within the transition period. The length of the transition period differs depending on business type, but typically does not exceed 12 to 24 months. The approach of the Polish authorities is intended to create a mechanism for UK entities to cease their activities and allow them time to do this. This is a different mechanism from the one applied, for example,

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