
05 January 2026Publication
Jurisdiction – the “Brexit transition period gap”
The Belgian Supreme Court has held that the Hague Convention 2005 continued to apply to the UK during the Brexit transition period
The end of existing arrangements for the reciprocal recognition of judgments between the UK and the EU took effect on 1 January 2021, so what is now involved in enforcing judgments across borders? In the absence of an agreement on civil justice reciprocity between the UK and EU, the process changes significantly.
The Brexit enforcement toolkit is an interactive resource that allows you to see what the process is in 5 key European jurisdictions: France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and the UK.

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For detailed advice on the enforcement of judgments in any jurisdiction, call your usual Simmons contact, or get in touch with a key contact below.
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05 January 2026Publication
The Belgian Supreme Court has held that the Hague Convention 2005 continued to apply to the UK during the Brexit transition period

30 July 2025 Publication
The EBA is consulting on draft Regulatory Technical Standards (RTS) issued under CRD6 to specify booking arrangements for third-country branches (TCBs).

30 July 2025 Publication
The EBA is consulting on draft RTS under CRD6 to specify the mechanisms of cooperation and the conditions for the functioning of colleges for TCBs.

30 July 2025 Publication
The EBA has published a report on the Exemption of Third-Country Undertakings from the Requirement to Establish a Branch under Article 21c of CRD6.

30 July 2025 Publication
The EBA is consulting on draft Guidelines to specify the requirements for instruments to meet the minimum capital endowment requirement under CRD6.