Regulatory AlertsCP19/1: Recovering the costs of regulating securitisation repositories after the UK leaves the European Union
The Financial Conduct Authority proposes a fee structure for regulating securitisation repositories following the transfer of responsibility from ESMA after Brexit. These proposals are integrated with the regulatory frameworks for credit rating agencies and trade repositories to ensure consistent cost recovery. The consultation applies to firms considering establishing securitisation repositories and aims to define the financial obligations for this new regulatory regime.
This paper sets out the fees structure we intend to establish for securitisation repositories (SRs) when responsibility for their regulation passes to us from ESMA (European Securities and Markets Authority) after the UK leaves the EU (European Union) on 29 March 2019. SRs are established under the Securitisation Regulation and none have yet been formed.
We responded to this Consultation Paper in PS19/10: Recovering the costs of regulating credit rating agencies, trade repositories and securitisation repositories after the UK leaves the European Union .
Read CP19/1 (PDF)
Our proposals for SRs are integrated into the structure we have developed for credit rating agencies (CRAs) and trade repositories (TRs). The regulation of CRAs and TRs will also pass to us from ESMA when the UK leaves the EU and we consulted on our proposals in chapter 2 of CP18/34 .
Who this applies to
This Consultation Paper applies to any firms which are considering setting up securitisation repositories. It may also be of interest to trade repositories and credit rating agencies.
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