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UK and EU banking & finance weekly: NSIA FDI consultation, T+1 under CSDR, EU securitisation overhaul, sustainability reporting reforms, EMIR 3, EWHC/EWCA cases, sanctions—26 June 2025

Published on: 26 June 2025

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National Security and Investment Act 2021

Government unveils consultation to refine the NSIA foreign direct investment framework as part of the Modern Industrial Strategy. The Department for Business Trade has issued a policy paper outlining the UK’s Modern Industrial Strategy, touching on the function of competition policy and the activity of the Competition and Markets Authority. Within it, the government confirms a 12-week consultation to revise the list of 17 sensitive sectors where notification is compulsory and suspensory under the National Security and Investment Act 2021 (NSIA 2021), with the intention of keeping regulatory obligations targeted and proportionate. In addition, the government will soon set out ‘specific new exemptions’ from the mandatory route and is considering further changes. See: LNB News 24/06/2025 17...

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