From 9 December, the Senior Managers & Certification Regime (SMCR) that has applied to banks and insurers since 2016, will be extended to apply to the wider financial services sector.
Under the extended regime firms will be classified, depending on their complexity and risk, into three categories: • Enhanced, which will apply to the most significant firms, and applies extra rules to a small number of solo-regulated firms; • Core where most asset and wealth management (AWM) firms will find themselves; and • Limited regime, which will be applied to others, including internally managed alternative investment funds (AIFs). This regime will apply fewer requirements to firms currently subject to a limited application of the current approved persons regime (APR). H...
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