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NRF Global Regulation Tomorrow Podcast
Hosted by Norton Rose Fulbright · EN
If you want to stay up to date on the latest developments in the world of financial services risk and regulation, the Global Regulation Tomorrow podcast is for you. Each month, Norton Rose Fulbright's team of lawyers, risk consultants and government relations and public policy strategists will discuss recent news and emerging trends to help you keep track of the evolving and increasingly complex global financial services regulatory environment.
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Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA – Consumer Duty
2d ago00:17:15Tap to summarizeOur podcast mini-series on ‘Crypto under the FCA’ examines the FCA’s highly anticipated policy statements published on 30 June 2026, which collectively shape the new regulatory regime for cryptoassets in the United Kingdom. This latest podcast in the series looks specifically at how the Consumer Duty applies to cryptoasset firms. Contacts: Matthew Gregory, Victoria Pridmore, Simon Lovegrove
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA - Custody
2d ago00:25:40Tap to summarizeOur podcast mini-series on ‘Crypto under the FCA’ examines the FCA’s highly anticipated policy statements published on 30 June 2026, which collectively shape the new regulatory regime for cryptoassets in the United Kingdom. This latest podcast in the series focuses on custody and six key themes - trust arrangements, delegation, reconciliations, settlement float, private key management, and the treatment of specified investment cryptoassets. Contacts: Jonathan Herbst, Hannah Meakin, Simon Lovegrove
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA – Prudential requirements
3d ago00:20:18Tap to summarizeOur podcast mini-series on ‘Crypto under the FCA’ examines the FCA’s highly anticipated policy statements published on 30 June 2026, which collectively shape the new regulatory regime for cryptoassets in the United Kingdom. This third podcast in the series focuses specifically on the new prudential requirements. Contacts: Jonathan Herbst, Victoria Pridemore
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA - Overseas Firms
1w ago00:16:41Tap to summarizeOur podcast mini-series on ‘Crypto under the FCA’ examines the FCA’s highly anticipated policy statements published on 30 June 2026, which collectively shape the new regulatory regime for cryptoassets in the United Kingdom. This second podcast in the series focuses on the FCA's approach to international cryptoasset firms, in particular the position it has taken for qualifying cryptoasset trading platforms or "QCATPs" setting up a branch in the UK. Contacts: Hannah Meakin, Haney Saadah
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – FCA CP26/23 Consumer Duty – scope and proportionality
1w ago00:16:03Tap to summarizeIn our latest podcast episode on the Consumer Duty, we unpack FCA consultation paper 26/23 — a pivotal paper that could reshape how firms approach about the Duty's reach. We explore the FCA's proposals on scope and application, break down the proposals regarding proportionality, and examine the proposed expectations around principal and secondary manufacturers.
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA - Trading
1w ago00:20:05Tap to summarizeOur podcast mini-series on ‘Crypto under the FCA’ examines the FCA’s highly anticipated policy statements published on 30 June 2026, which collectively shape the new regulatory regime for cryptoassets in the United Kingdom. This first podcast in the series focuses specifically on the regulatory aspects governing cryptoasset trading.Contacts: Jonathan Herbst, Hannah Meakin, Simon Lovegrove
Transcribe →EU/UK Split the Difference – Commodities
1w ago00:27:39Tap to summarizeIn this latest episode of our Split the Difference podcast series, where we look into regulatory divergence in the markets space, we examine the commodity derivatives regime and the growing divergence between the UK and EU frameworks focussing on five critical areas: the position limits regime, position management controls, exemptions, position reporting and the ancillary activities exemption.
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – AI mini-series - Unpacking the FCA's Technology Horizon Scan 2026
2w ago00:20:46Tap to summarizeIn this podcast episode, Simon Lovegrove is joined by Peter McBurney, a consultant and Professor of Computer Science, and Matthew Gregory, a partner in NRF's London financial services team, to examine the FCA's Emerging Technology Horizon Scan 2026 — the regulator's first external publication of its kind. The report explores how converging technologies are reshaping financial services, structured around three scenarios: Personalised Intelligence, Synthetic Insecurity and Programmable Finance.The FCA's paper is an ideal document for financial institutions to review as part of a strategy day, given that it provides a structured framework for thinking about plausible futures and their implications for product design, compliance, market structure and competitive positioning. Norton Rose Fulbright regularly supports boards and senior leaders in financial services firms in the facilitation of strategic planning and structuring, and in the evaluation of legal and regulatory risks. A structured series of sessions exploring the risks and opportunities described in the FCA’s Emerging Technology Horizon Scan could assist firms during an away day by facilitating discussion around the legal, regulatory and operational considerations, helping institutions translate the FCA's foresight analysis into actionable strategic and compliance priorities.
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Brexit 10 years on
4w ago00:18:29Tap to summarizeNo description available
Transcribe →Let’s Talk Asset Management – Episode 24 – FCA policy statement on Progressing Fund Tokenisation
4w ago00:17:09Tap to summarizeIn the latest episode of our Let’s talk asset management series, Hannah Meakin, Lucy Dodson and Charlotte Carnegie discuss the FCA’s recent policy statement on progressing fund tokenisation, which introduces new guidance intended to support firms seeking to launch tokenised authorised funds and brings into force rules that would permit firms to use a new direct dealing model for authorised funds.
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