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What the European Partnership Bill means for financial services

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Charles Herbert | Spencer West LLP, James Clark | Spencer West LLP

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Charles Herbert and James Clark discuss the potential for regulatory alignment across two areas of importance – digital law, and financial services regulation.

Among the many announcements in the King’s Speech, the proposal for a European Partnership Bill perhaps has the potential to be the most consequential. Driven by the UK government’s stated ambition to move closer to Europe and recapture a portion of the economic growth forfeited to Brexit, the Bill establishes

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