Ireland:
Extension Of The Registration Deadline For FCA Temporary Permissions Regime To 30th October 2019
10 June 2019
Dillon Eustace
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The FCA issued a release on 24th March confirming the extension
of the notification window for the TPR until the end of 30th
October 2019.
Any fund managers that, as a result of this extension, wish to
update their notification should email recognisedcis@fca.org.uk by the end of 16th
October 2019 at the latest confirming this and including their
FRN.
Further information on the TPR and how to register is provided
on the FCA website https://www.fca.org.uk/brexit/temporarypermissions-regime#funds.
While the FCA will acknowledge the request to update a
notification, it will not be possible to submit a revised
notification until after 16th October 2019 at which stage the FCA
will advise what steps should be taken.
Fund managers should continue to follow the current process via
their home member state regulator for registering new funds.
The content of this article is intended to provide a general
guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought
about your specific circumstances.
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