英国脱欧后欧盟和英国金融服务业的对等决策

Q2 Social Sciences European Business Law Review Pub Date : 2022-04-01 DOI:10.54648/eulr2022021

Emil Nästega°rd

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金融服务在很大程度上被排除在2020年12月底达成的《欧盟-英国贸易与合作协定》之外。总部位于欧盟和英国的金融服务公司的跨境市场准入问题可以通过采取相互对等的决定来解决。英国在脱欧前做出了一些对等决定，允许总部位于欧盟的金融服务公司进入英国市场。欧盟没有做出回应。因此，总部位于英国的金融服务公司已将业务转移到欧盟，以保持客户准入。本文讨论了欧盟和英国在市场准入方面的不同战略的优缺点，以及金融服务领域的对等决策是否可以用来在脱欧后建立欧盟和英国之间的信任关系。对等决策、脱欧、脱欧前监管、脱欧后监管、金融服务监管，英国-欧盟金融监管联合论坛、市场效率、市场迁移、泰晤士河畔新加坡、系统性风险

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Equivalence Decisions in the EU and UK Financial Services Sectors Post-Brexit

Financial services are largely left out of the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement that was reached at the end of December 2020. The issue of cross-border market access for financial services firms based in the EU and in the UK could be resolved by the adoption of mutual equivalence decisions. The UK made a number of equivalence decisions pre-Brexit to allow EU-based financial services firms access to the UK market. The EU has not reciprocated. Consequently, UK-based financial services firms have moved business into the EU to maintain client access. The article discusses advantages and disadvantages of the EU and the UK’s different strategies as regards market access and whether equivalence decisions in the area of financial services can be used to build up a trustful relationship between the EU and the UK post-Brexit. Equivalence decisions, Brexit, pre-Brexit regulation, post-Brexit regulation, financial services regulation, Joint UK-EU Financial Regulatory Forum, market efficiency, market relocation, Singapore-on-Thames, systemic risks

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