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ARTICLE · 06 APRIL 2016

UK Regulators Remove Certain Rules Under Senior Manager And Certification Regimes

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On March 2, 2016, the PRA and the FCA published final rules removing certain requirements under the Senior Manager and Certification Regimes.

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On March 2, 2016, the PRA and the FCA published final rules removing certain requirements under the Senior Manager and Certification Regimes. The regulators consulted earlier this year on the proposed amendments which are necessary as a result of the proposed changes to the regime that have been proposed by the UK Government, including extending the regime to all financial services firms, removing the obligation on a firm to notify the PRA or FCA when it knows or suspects that a senior manager or certified person has failed to comply with the conduct rules and replacing the presumption of responsibility with a duty of responsibility. It remains to be seen whether Parliament will approve the equivalent changes that have been proposed by the Government to legislation. An amending Order, published in December 2015, stops the above-mentioned notification requirement and the presumption of responsibility from coming into force on March 7, 2016—the date when the remainder of

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