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The British financial market is undergoing fundamental change. With its withdrawal from the European Union, the United Kingdom has not only regained some of its regulatory sovereignty, but has also initiated one of the most comprehensive reforms of its financial market law in decades. The Financial Services and Markets Act 2023 is at the heart of a reorganization that rebalances competitiveness, innovation promotion, and international connectivity with stability, consumer protection, and financial market integrity. This reference book offers a comprehensive, systematic, and at the same time critical and analytical presentation of current British financial services law. It combines dogmatic legal analysis with economic and regulatory context and places a special focus on new developments, post-Brexit reforms, and future control logics. Topics covered include the changing role of supervisory authorities, the delegation of regulatory powers, sustainable finance and ESG regulation, digitalization and cryptoassets, consumer duty, and the international classification of the British model in comparison to the EU and the US. Bremen University Press has published over 5,000 specialist books in various languages since 2005. January 2026

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