The Financial Markets Regulatory Outlook 2021 is an analysis of financial sector regulation. This study takes stock of the key themes of the year that begins and ends on how the health crisis will impact companies in the financial sector

The impact of Covid-19 on credit quality has raised concerns, both about the ability of the financial sector to react quickly in the event of a worsening, and about the longer-term relevance of certain economic models.
According to the Financial Markets Regulatory Outlook 2021, institutions will in particular have to manage potential losses in the value of their assets. They will also have to take the necessary measures to overcome the crisis and transform their economic models to adapt to this “new normal”.
The study also reveals that IBOR (Interbank Offered Rate) rates are entering their final year. Although tools have been proposed to facilitate the upcoming transition, it may not be orderly.
Several other aspects of the financial sector have been addressed in this document, namely: post-Brexit; business sustainability; business conduct; corporate culture and governance; the deployment of digitalization and innovation; financial crime in the “new normal” era; the divergence between British regulatory principles and europ& acute sense and resistance to hazards