Baker McKenzie is pleased to share our annual briefing on financial services regulation and enforcement in 2025, ‘What does 2025 hold? Key upcoming developments and enforcement trends‘.
Last year was a big year for financial services in the UK. Significant progress was made throughout 2024 in implementing post-Brexit reforms, with policymakers actively working to replace retained EU law with UK-specific regulations, enhance the regulatory approach to asset management, tailor prudential requirements to the UK markets, and update the retail funds regime. We expect these trends to continue in 2025, with Consumer Duty, ESG, crypto regulation and operational resilience also featuring highly on the UK agenda. In enforcement, financial crime prevention remains a standing priority across the global regulatory landscape.
Our London regulatory and enforcement experts explore the key developments and trends expected to dominate the regulatory landscape in 2025.
Key themes discussed include:
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We hope this briefing will provide you with useful insight. If you have any queries or would like to discuss the contents of the briefing further, please get in touch with a member of the team.
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