CRD VI: Getting ready for 11 January
From 11 January 2027, Article 21c introduced by CRD VI will change how non-EU banks and certain investment firms can provide core banking services in the EU. We are working with clients to cut through the complexity and find practical solutions. Explore our latest insights and guidance on Article 21c, what it means for market participants and how to prepare for the new regime.
Guide to CRD VI
What does CRD VI mean for financial services in Ireland?
CRD VI introduces significant changes to how third-country firms access and provide core banking services in the EU. Our guide examines the new framework, with a particular focus on Article 21c, including the requirements for third-country branches, key exemptions and carve-outs, and the practical implications for financial services firms operating in Ireland. It also considers the key issues arising across a range of financial services sectors as firms prepare for the new regime.
CRD VI Podcast Series
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What does CRD VI mean for financial services in Ireland?
