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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 – Non-financial misconduct Q&A
2d ago00:24:18Tap to summarizeIn this podcast regulatory lawyers Katie Stephen and Rebecca Dulieu are joined by employment and labour lawyer Paul Griffin, to discuss some of the key questions they have been asked by clients in looking at the implementation of the new FCA Rule and guidance on non-financial misconduct.
Transcribe →Employment Rights Act 2025: Unfair dismissal – the change to the regime
3d ago00:14:23Tap to summarizeIn the latest episode of our Employment Rights Act 2025 podcast series, Ben Wright and Fiona Campbell explore the changes to the unfair dismissal regime coming into force on 1 January 2027 and how this impacts employers now and what they should be doing to prepare.
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus: AI mini-series – Recent regulatory developments in Australia
4d ago00:17:37Tap to summarizeIn this latest podcast in our mini-series on artificial intelligence we consider recent regulatory developments in Australia. In particular, we draw on a series of recent and very significant regulatory developments — including APRA's letter to industry on AI, published on 30 April 2026, ASIC's own work on AI governance and cyber resilience, and the Federal Court's liability judgment in ASIC v Bekier, handed down by Justice Lee in March this year.
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Let’s Talk Asset Management – Episode 25 – UK Asset Management Framework Reforms Part 1
5d ago00:21:24Tap to summarizeThis podcast mini-series on the ‘UK Asset Management Framework Reforms’ examines the FCA’s highly anticipated consultation papers published on 14 July 2026, setting out a proposed a package of reforms intended to tailor requirements more proportionately for asset managers. This podcast in the series focuses on the FCA's proposed approach to firm size thresholds and residual collective investment scheme (CIS) operators. Listen to this episode here. Contacts: Hannah Meakin, Lucy Dodson, Charlotte Carnegie
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – The Consumer Duty three years on
1w ago00:39:35Tap to summarizeThis podcast marks three years since the Consumer Duty (the Duty) came into force for on-sale products and services. In this podcast, we discuss what we have been seeing through our work in terms of the impact of the Duty over those years. The podcast can be navigated as follows:Impact of the Duty on the Financial Conduct Authority’s work: 00:53How the Duty has changed the way that firms organise themselves and conduct business with retail customers: 10:27Key lessons learned from intervention and enforcement action relating to the Duty: 23:11Future changes to the Duty: 29:41Key message: 37:47
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA – Staking
2w ago00:14:24Tap 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 podcast in the series focuses on the FCA's approach to staking, we compare the FCA’s consultation proposals in CP25/40 and CP26/4 with the final rules and policy position in PS26/11. We look at what changed, why the FCA changed course in some areas, and what practical questions firms should now be asking.
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA – Authorisation forms
3w ago00:17:59Tap 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 the FCA's new crypto authorisation application forms as the FCA has published detailed information about what firms will need to complete and submit when the gateway opens on 30 September 2026 Listen to this episode here. Contacts: Hannah Meakin, Janna Garcia, Victoria Pridmore
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA – Operational Resilience
3w ago00:17:03Tap 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 podcast in the series focuses on the FCA's approach to operational resilience, one of the core cross-cutting requirements the FCA has finalised for all cryptoasset firms entering the new regime Contacts: Haney Saadah, Janna Garcia
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA – Market abuse
3w ago00:22:33Tap 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 podcast in the series focuses on the FCA's approach to the new Admissions & Disclosures and Market Abuse Regime for Cryptoassets and the detailed rules which the FCA has confirmed in Policy Statement 26/9.
Transcribe →Global Regulation Tomorrow Plus – Crypto under the FCA – Consumer Duty
3w 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
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