European firms face "bedding-in" after Brexit - Crispini
21st January, 2021
The chief executive and founder of Kaizen Reporting believes trading venues face the greatest disruption from Brexit
In this exclusive interview, Dario Crispini, the chief executive officer of Kaizen Reporting, reflects on a year in which regulators continued to roll-out new rules while UK and European firms prepared for the disruption of Brexit.
As we move into 2021, Crispini expects that European and UK firms will see some “bedding-in” of the Brexit changes, which will require firms to alter the ways in which they report, while trading venues will likely see the most significant changes as they will have a lot more third country members.
To watch the full interview with the Kaizen chief executive, click here: https://youtu.be/Sn-E47RpIb4
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