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ADGM uses Public Consultations to publish proposed amendments to policy and legislation, and invites both market participants and other parties to provide comments on its proposals.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback on a proposal to issue new administrative regulations (the “Admin Regulations”), applicable to the majority of ADGM’s commercial legislation, which aim to enhance the RA’s statutory framework concerning contraventions, sanctions and procedural fairness requirements to improve and simplify the current framework and promote consistency across the existing commercial legislation.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on the proposed amendment to the Data Protection Regulations 2021 (“Data Protection Regulations” or “Regulations”) to introduce additional substantial public interest grounds that will apply to the Processing of Special Categories of Personal Data through the issuance of the Data Protection Regulations (Substantial Public Interest Conditions) Rules 2025 (“Substantial Public Interest Rules”).
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to the Commercial Licensing Regulations (Conditions of Licence and Branch Registrations) Rules 2025 (the “Conditions of Licence Rules”) to introduce certain conditions on legal service providers, tax service providers and company service providers.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on the proposed Consumer Protection Regulations 2025 (“Consumer Protection Regulations” or “Regulations”), which will introduce a framework governing the offering of retail products and services to consumers within ADGM.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority has published this Consultation Paper to invite feedback on proposed amendments to its regulatory framework for Authorised Persons and Recognised Bodies in relation to cyber risk management.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority has published this Consultation Paper setting out the proposed amendments to the prudential framework for Authorised Persons classified as Category 3B, 3C and 4 under the FSRA’s Prudential – Investment, Insurance Intermediation and Banking Rulebook.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority has published this Consultation Paper setting out the proposed introduction of periodic reporting requirements that will apply to all Authorised Fund Managers in respect of each Fund that they manage.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority has published this Consultation Paper setting out proposed amendments to its regulatory framework for Authorised Persons conducting Regulated Activities involving Virtual Assets in ADGM
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority has published this Consultation Paper setting out proposed miscellaneous amendments to its administered Regulations, Rules and Guidance.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (the “FSRA” or “we”), the financial services regulator for Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”), is approaching ten years of operations and considers this an opportune moment to take stock of our regulatory framework for financial services.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on a proposal to introduce a comprehensive regulatory framework for the issuance of commercial permits, as well as the introduction of new subordinate rules concerning commercial permits for the sale of alcohol and shisha within ADGM.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority ("FSRA") of the Abu Dhabi Global Market ("ADGM") has issued this consultation paper to invite public feedback and comments on its proposed introduction of a specific regulatory framework that would enable the issuance of “fiat-referenced tokens” (“FRTs”) from the ADGM.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to the Employment Regulations 2019 (the “Regulations”).
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments concerning (1) charges against continuing companies and (2) Single Family Offices and RSCs
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to ADGM’s Real Property Regulations 2015, as well as the introduction of certain new regulations and rules introducing frameworks for off-plan development and registration of off-plan and real property professionals.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority and the Registration Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Market have jointly issued this Discussion Paper to seek views on proposals for the continued development of ADGM’s regulatory framework for sustainable finance.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to the Beneficial Ownership and Control Regulations 2022 (“BOCR 2022”) concerning the proposed requirement of registering certain particulars of express trusts with the Registrar.
The Registration Authority (“RA”) and the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (“FSRA”) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) have jointly issued this consultation paper to seek views on their proposal to introduce a regulatory framework to protect good faith whistleblowers making specified disclosures to stipulated recipients (a “Protected Disclosure”).
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to the Commercial Licensing Regulations 2015 (“CLR 2015”) that will enhance the RA’s investigative powers.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority ("FSRA") of Abu Dhabi Global Market ("ADGM") is issuing this discussion paper (“Discussion Paper”) to seek views on its initiatives to enhance information technology (“IT”) risk management practices in authorised firms, where this term covers both Authorised Persons and Recognised Bodies in this Discussion Paper.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority ("FSRA") of Abu Dhabi Global Market ("ADGM") has issued this consultation paper to invite public feedback and comments on its proposed amendments, primarily to the Fees Rules (“FEES”) and the General Rulebook (“GEN”), also including other Rulebooks and the Financial Services and Markets Regulations (“FSMR”).
The Registration Authority (RA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has issued this Consultation Paper to seek views on its proposed new framework for foundations that facilitate distributed ledger technology (DLT) and token issuance (DLT Foundations).
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority ("FSRA") of Abu Dhabi Global Market ("ADGM") has issued this consultation paper to invite public feedback and comments on its proposed amendments to the Conduct of Business Rulebook (“COBS”), the General Rulebook (“GEN”) and the Glossary (“GLO”), accompanied by concurrent changes to the Financial Services and Markets Regulations (“FSMR”) concerning Client classification, marketing materials, the disclosure of fees and charges to Retail Clients, treatment of Client Assets and the Regulated Activity of Providing Custody.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), together with other members of the UAE Sustainable Finance Working Group, has issued draft “Principles for the Effective Management of Climate-Related Financial Risks” for consultation. [Principles issued by the FSRA are not to be considered as Regulations or Rules issued by it.]
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority ("FSRA") of Abu Dhabi Global Market ("ADGM") has issued this consultation paper to invite public feedback and comments on its proposed introduction of a specific regulatory framework, the “Private Credit Fund Framework”, that would enable Funds and their respective Fund Managers to originate and invest in Credit. Defined terms contained in this consultation paper have the meanings attributed to them in the FSRA’s Glossary Rulebook (“GLO”), unless otherwise defined in this paper.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to a number of ADGM commercial regulations and rules relating to corporate service providers (“CSPs”) licensed in the ADGM.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (“FSRA”) and the Registration Authority (“RA”) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) have jointly issued this Consultation Paper to seek views on their proposals for a regulatory framework for sustainable finance (the “Framework”).
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) is undertaking a public consultation to seek views on proposed amendments to the Conduct of Business Rules (“COBS”), the Prudential – Investment, Insurance Intermediation and Banking Rules (“PRU”) and those relating to fees (“FEES”) for Authorised Persons.
The Registration Authority (RA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has issued this Consultation Paper to seek views on its proposed enhancements to its insolvency practitioner framework.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM”) Registration Authority (“RA”) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to a number of ADGM commercial regulations and rules, as well as the introduction of certain new rules.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (“FSRA“) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM“) is issuing this discussion paper to seek comments on policy considerations for Decentralized Finance (“DeFi”).
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (“FSRA“) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM“) has issued this consultation paper to seek views on proposed amendments to the FEES Rules for Authorised Persons, Recognised Bodies, and Designated Non-Financial Businesses or Professions.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (“FSRA”) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM“) has issued this Consultation Paper to seek views on significant proposed enhancements to its Capital Markets and the Virtual Asset regulatory framework.
The Registration Authority (RA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has issued this Consultation Paper to seek views on its proposed amendments to the ADGM Beneficial Ownership and Control Regulations 2018 (BOC Regulations).
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has published a consultation paper to seek views on a proposed regulatory framework enabling limited Retail Client participation in “private capital markets”, that refer to investments by retail and professional investors who wish to invest and trade in securities issued by smaller, privately owned companies.
This Consultation Paper should be of particular interest to operators of Private Financing Platforms and Multilateral Trading Facilities as well as investors, individuals and organisations active in the investment sector, private ventures and issuers, and their respective professional advisors.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has published a consultation paper proposing a merger of its two independent administrative bodies, the Regulatory Committee and the Appeals Panel, into one amalgamated body.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has published a consultation paper proposing enhancements to its regulatory framework to help facilitate the use of non-face-to-face digital verification of identity (eKYC) in ADGM and mitigate any associated risks.
The Central Bank of the UAE (CBUAE), together with the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA), the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) of the Dubai International Financial Centre and the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market, collectively referred to as “Supervisory Authorities”, have issued the Guidelines for Financial Institutions adopting Enabling Technologies (“the Guidelines”). The Guidelines are not to be considered as Regulations or Standards being issued by the Supervisory Authorities.
The Registration Authority ("RA") of the Abu Dhabi Global Market ("ADGM") has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public feedback and comments on proposed amendments to its Decision Procedures and Enforcement Manual (proposed to be renamed as the Decision Procedures, Disqualification and Enforcement Manual) (the “Manual”).
The Registration Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public comment on its proposals to enhance its current Auditors’ Framework. In order to determine the most effective changes needed we have undertaken an extensive review of our current framework against international standards in auditing. Accordingly, the changes we are proposing in this consultation paper will ensure ADGM’s Auditors framework and regulatory oversight of Auditors continues to evolve to meet the ongoing changes in international standards, and are best in class.
The Board of Directors (the “Board”) of Abu Dhabi Global Market ("ADGM") has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public comment on proposed amendments to the ADGM Arbitration Regulations 2015 (“Regulations”). A draft of the proposed amended Regulations is Annexure A to this Paper.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (“FSRA“) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (“ADGM“) has issued this consultation paper to seek views on the proposed regulatory framework for the new Regulated Activity of Providing Third Party Services (“PTPS”).
ADGM proposes to introduce regulations to replace the Data Protection Regulations 2015. ADGM has issued this consultation paper to invite public feedback and comments on the new regulations.
The Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) Registration Authority (RA) have issued this consultation paper to invite public feedback and comments on the proposal to introduce a framework for the regulation of Company Service Providers in ADGM (CSP Framework).
Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has issued this Consultation Paper to invite public comment on ADGM’s proposals to update the Application of English Law Regulations 2015 (AELRs). These proposals are intended to enhance the current AELRs by reflecting and incorporating amendments made in England to certain English civil and commercial statutes incorporated in 2015 into ADGM regulations, as well as introducing further English statutes where appropriate.
ADGM proposes to introduce regulations to facilitate electronic transactions, electronic records and electronic signatures. ADGM has issued this consultation paper to invite public feedback and comments on those regulations.
The proposals in this consultation paper will be of interest to ADGM entities and investors, and those wishing to establish a presence in ADGM or otherwise doing business in ADGM, and their professional advisors.
The Registration Authority (RA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has published a consultation paper setting out a number of proposed updates to its Decision Procedures and Enforcement Manual.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority has published this consultation paper including a number of proposed amendments to the regulatory framework for Authorised Persons undertaking the Regulated Activity of Providing Money Services.
The proposed amendments reflect the growing importance of money services in ADGM and the region and include amendments to the FSRA’s Financial Services Markets Regulations 2015 (“FSMR”), Conduct of Business Rules (“COBS”), the Prudential – Investment, Insurance Intermediation and Banking Rules (“PRU”), the Anti‐Money Laundering and Sanctions Rules and Guidance (“AML”) and others.
Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) published a public consultation paper on its proposed amendments to the following: Companies Regulations 2015, Foundations Regulations 2017, Limited Liability Partnership Regulations 2015, Limited Liability Partnership Rules 2015 and Beneficial Ownership Regulations 2018.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) has published a consultation paper setting out a number of proposed updates to its “Prudential – Investment, Insurance Intermediation and Banking (PRU)” Rulebook. The proposals cover the prudential supervision of banks, insurance intermediaries and investment firms operating within and from ADGM’s jurisdiction and would align its internationally recognised prudential regime more closely with the regulatory framework developed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS). The main proposals are in relation to the Net Stable Funding Ratio, Large Exposures, disclosure requirements and further, miscellaneous amendments that will provide greater clarity to institutions operating in ADGM.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) would like to invite comments on its proposed amendments to its regulations and rules including changes to its Financial Services Markets Regulations 2015 (“FSMR”), Conduct of Business Rules (“COBS”), Fund Rules (“FUNDS”) and the Anti‐Money Laundering and Sanctions Rules and Guidance (“AML”), and others.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) would like to invite comments on its proposed amemdments to certain fees for Domestic Funds, Foreign Fund Managers of Domestic Funds, Remote Bodies and Remote Members. These proposed changes reflect the FSRA’s ongoing and future workload associated with its funds and markets frameworks.
The Registration Authority would like to invite public comments on the proposed amendments to the employment rules and regulations. The consultation paper also seeks public comment on the proposed introduction of a temporary work permit regime by way of ADGM Employment Regulations 2019 (Engaging Non-Employees) Rules 2019.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority would like to invite public comments on the proposed revisions to ADGM’s regime for combatting money laundering, the financing of terrorism and proliferation, and the financing of unlawful organisations. The proposed revisions to the existing anti-money laundering regime have been formulated in the context of a recent review of the federal criminal laws of the UAE in relation to money laundering, terrorist financing and the financing of unlawful organisations.
The Registration Authority would like to invite comments its proposed late renewal penalty guide – commercial licences, which sets out the Registration Authority’s policy and procedures in relation to the application of financial penalties (fines) for late commercial licence renewals under the ADGM Commercial Licensing Regulations 2015.
The Registration Authority would like to invite comments its proposed late filing penalty guide – annual accounts, which sets out the Registration Authority’s policy and procedures in relation to the application of financial penalties (fines) for late filings of annual accounts under the ADGM Companies Regulations 2015.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority would like to invite comments on its proposed fund passporting rules and regime, following the joint agreement with the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA), and the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA) to facilitate the licensing and promotion of domestic across the U.A.E. Such a regime will also enable Collective Investment Funds established within ADGM to be promoted across the whole of the U.A.E including the Financial Free Zones.
Abu Dhabi Global Market Courts has issued this Consultation Paper to invite comments from industry professionals and the public on the proposed litigation funding rules (“Rules”) which are to apply to litigation funding agreements as defined in the ADGM Courts, Civil Evidence, Judgments, Enforcement and Judicial Appointments Regulations 2015..
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority would like to invite comments on its proposed Bank Recovery and Resolution regime that is designed to effectively address the risks posed by the failure of any bank, significant financial institution or a member of its financial group in the ADGM jurisdiction. The proposed Bank Recovery and Resolution Regulations would empower the FSRA to act as the resolution authority for ADGM; this would apply to various institutions including those that accept deposits, provide clearing services or deal in investments as principal.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority would like to invite comments on its proposed regulatory framework for operators of Private Financing Platforms (PFPs) to provide alternative financing options for startups and small and medium-sized enterprises in Abu Dhabi, UAE and the wider MENA region. This follows the March discussion paper which set out the introductory considerations on the scope and form of a risk-proportionate regulatory framework for PFPs.
The Registration Authority would like to invite the public comment on its proposed Decision Procedures and Enforcement Manual, which sets out policy and procedures in relation to the exercise of its enforcement powers and related decision making, under the Commercial Licensing Regulations 2015.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority would like to invite comments on its proposed regulatory framework for the regulation of crypto asset activities conducted in or from ADGM, including exchanges, custodians and other intermediaries engaged in crypto asset activities (the 'Spot Crypto Asset Framework').
The Financial Regulatory Services Authority invites comments on its proposals for a regulatory framework for operators of financing platforms for non-public companies (Private Financing Platforms or PFPs). This is a risk-appropriate regulatory framework for PFPs that would facilitate access by start-ups and SMEs to new, alternative sources of funding primarily from Professional Clients, while applying the necessary regulatory safeguards to ensure that they operate in a safe and sound manner for those clients.
The Registration Authority invites feedback and comments to codify existing corporate beneficial ownership and control practices in line with international standards and initiatives. These enhancements are part of ADGM’s ongoing commitment to continuously improve its framework, in a manner which balances risk-based regulations with the needs of market participants.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority is proposing amendments to the Financial Services and Markets Regulations 2015 (FSMR) and the Market Infrastructure Rules (‘MIR’) to enable members outside of the ADGM (Remote Members) to access exchanges and clearing houses located within the ADGM.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority is proposing amendments to the regulatory prudential regime for investment, insurance intermediation and banking institutions in ADGM, contained in the Prudential – Investment, Insurance Intermediation and Banking Rulebook (“PRU”). The proposals will align PRU more closely with the current regulatory prudential regime developed by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (“BCBS”).
The Board of Directors of ADGM have issued this Consultation Paper to invite the public to comment on its proposal to establish a legislative and regulatory framework for foundations within ADGM. The proposed ADGM foundations regime is designed for individuals, families, organisations and their professional advisors seeking to efficiently manage their private wealth, safeguard their assets and enhance their succession planning in Abu Dhabi and abroad.
The Registration Authority invites feedback and comments on miscellaneous amendments to ADGM’s Data Protection Regulations. The amendments include updates and enhancements as part of ADGM’s ongoing commitment to continuously enhance its legislative framework.
The Consultation aims to enhance its legislative framework, including the regulations and rules in relation to funds. These enhancements are part of ADGM’s ongoing commitment to continuously improve its framework, in a manner which balances risk-based regulations with the needs of market participants.
The Financial Services Regulatory Authority is proposing a legislative framework to implement and govern the FRSA Regulatory Laboratory (“FSRA RegLab”). The framework, comprising regulations, rules and guidelines, will implement and govern the FSRA RegLab that is designed to provide a controlled environment for the development and testing of innovative Fintech solutions.
Financial Services Regulatory Authority is proposing to create a “Regulatory Laboratory” – a tailored framework that provides a safe environment for businesses to test, develop and provide innovative FinTech products and services. This Consultation Paper invites public feedback and comments on the proposed regulatory framework.
The Board of Directors of ADGM has issued this Consultation Paper to invite the public comment on the Board's proposed fees for the services provided by ADGM Courts. A proposed Schedule of ADGM Courts Fees is Annexure A to this Paper.
The Chief Justice has issued this Consultation Paper to invite the public comment on:
- two sets of draft Rules governing the important topics of judicial conduct and complaints made against judicial officers
- draft rules concerning an additional amount payable to a claimant in certain circumstances arising out of a judgment in favour of a claimant.
The Board of Directors of ADGM has issued this Consultation Paper to invite the public comment on the Board's proposed fees for the services provided by ADGM Courts. A proposed Schedule of ADGM Courts Fees is Annexure A to this Paper.
This Consultation Paper aims to explain the approach and model used for ADGM’s proposed regulations governing arbitration of disputes within ADGM and the recognition and enforcement of arbitral awards in the ADGM Courts. The Paper notes that the starting point for the Arbitration Regulations is the widely recognised global standard for arbitration regulation, the Model Law on International Commercial Arbitration published by the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law, known as the UNCITRAL Model. This Consultation Paper also draws attention to the series of modifications and enhancements proposed by ADGM in order to maximise party autonomy and control over the arbitral process and to accommodate the unique nature of ADGM’s jurisdictional and legal framework.
This Consultation Paper introduces the regulations governing and setting out the scope of ADGM’s judiciary and the ADGM Courts, to be known as the ADGM Courts, Civil Evidence, Judgments, Enforcement and Judicial Appointments Regulations. In addition, the Paper introduces three sets of rules concerning the jurisdiction of the Court of First Instance, the enforcement of the ADGM Courts’ judgments, and measures to ensure the safety and security of persons in the ADGM Courts. The Paper explains that the regulations and rules are modelled principally on English statutes and subordinate legislation, with some provisions being drawn from Scots and Australian federal law. It also highlights how those statutes and laws from common law jurisdictions have been tailored specifically to the ADGM Courts’ requirements.
This Consultation Paper aims to determine whether there is a need for a set of standalone data protection regulations in ADGM, as an alternative to the individual provisions currently legislating for some level of data protection in the Employment Regulations 2015. In this regard, we considered EU legislation as the most appropriate basis for preparing the draft standalone Regulations, and it is therefore the current EU Data Protection Directive 95/46/EC (the EU Directive) on which the Regulations are based. Broadly speaking, this imposes standards on the collection, use and distribution of individual personal data to be met by those entities in control of such data.
This Consultation Paper aims to issue rules for governing insurance activity in ADGM and this is set out in two rulebooks: (i) the Prudential – Insurance Business Module (PIN); and (ii) the Captive Insurance Business (CIB) and regulations and rules to regulate takeovers (the Takeover Regulations). It is intended that the proposed Takeover Regulations will be included within the Financial Services and Markets Regulations 2015 (the Regulations) and proposed rules (the Takeover Rules) will be created as contemplated by the Takeover Regulations.
The Consultation aims to align ADGM's proposed LLP Regulations with the UK Limited Liability Partnerships Act 2000 and other related UK limited liability partnerships regulations (together, the UK Legislation). FSRA seeks to establish a limited liability partnerships framework within ADGM to provide for the establishment and operation of limited liability partnerships as a corporate structure.
This Consultation aims to issue regulations governing financial services and markets to be called the Financial Services and Markets Regulations (FSMR). FSRA aims to establish the framework and environment for financial services firms to establish and operate in ADGM. This is a key step forward in the ADGM fulfilling its objectives, in particular, promoting Abu Dhabi as a global financial centre and developing the economy of Abu Dhabi.
This Consultation Paper is seeking comments for ADGM's proposed Real Property Regulations (the Real Property Regulations), and (b) Strata Title Regulations (the Strata Title Regulations; the Real Property Regulations and the Strata Title Regulations are referred to herein collectively as the Regulations).
This Consultation Paper seeks to establish an employment law framework within ADGM to provide for a fair balance of rights and obligations as between employers and employees.
This Consultation Paper seeks to institute a well-established, predictable and tested insolvency regime, crucial for establishing an environment that attracts and retains investors. The Insolvency Regulations to be based on the UK Insolvency Act 1986, the Insolvency Rules 1986 and other related UK insolvency legislation and regulations (together, the UK Legislation).
This Consultation Paper aims to introduce a sound framework that governs commercial licensing, incorporating detailed provisions on the activities subject to licensing, procedures for applying for a licence, rule-making powers, investigations by ADGM authorities, enforcement procedures, and restrictions on business names.
The Consultation Paper aims to introduce the Companies Regulations based on the English Common Law. The regulatory framework will govern matters such as contracts, tort, trusts, equitable remedies, unjust enrichment, damages, conflict of laws, security, and personal property.
This Consultation Paper seeks to establish new regulations for ADGM to be called the Application of English Law Regulations (the Regulations).
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