The legal and regulatory operating framework for financial market entities is becoming increasingly complicated and restrictive. Under these demanding conditions, KPMG Law provides a broad array of services, advising financial sector institutions and helping them meet the requirements imposed on them. The lawyers from KPMG Law support clients in the process of adjusting their operations to maintain compliance with changing legal and regulatory requirements, represent them before supervisory and regulatory authorities, and advise on financial market transactions. The lawyers at KPMG Law offer unique, extensive experience providing legal and regulatory advice to financial market entities, combining a deep understanding of the regulators’ perspective with knowledge of market practice.
What is regulatory advice for financial institutions?
Regulatory advice for entities in the financial market sector includes licensing procedures and other types of proceedings before supervisory and regulatory authorities (particularly the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF), the Bank Guarantee Fund (BFG), the National Bank of Poland (NBP), and the President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (UOKiK)), adjusting the operations of financial institutions to comply with legal requirements and supervisory guidance, including implementation of EU regulations and directives, as well as various types of transactions, including changes in ownership of financial market entities. This advice also extends to issues of corporate governance (including ESG) at financial market institutions and issues related to the functioning of FinTech firms.
Regulatory challenges
The legal and regulatory environment in which financial institutions operate is becoming more and more complex and demanding. Financial market entities must continually face new duties under national and international legal regulations as well as guidelines and positions of supervisory and regulatory authorities.
Failure by financial institutions to comply properly with legal and regulatory requirements can have serious, far-reaching consequences, particularly in the form of administrative sanctions. There is currently a noticeable trend for regulators to impose harsh fines not only on supervised entities, but also on individuals holding managerial positions in these entities. The potential consequences of failure by financial market institutions to meet regulatory requirements may also raise issues of corporate criminal liability.
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Our competencies cover all aspects of regulatory advice for financial institutions.
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