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Category: Financial Services

Manchester fintech beats Brexit red tape with Danish partnership | Prolific North

22 April 2024 BrexitCarnage Leave a comment

​  Ryft has announced a partnership with Danish firm Clearhaus, allowing both to leverage technology and cater to marketplaces both in…

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Posted in: Business, Europe, Financial Services, Information Technology, Regulation, technology, Trade, UK Filed under: brexit, denmark, eu, fintech, uk

How Brexit ‘Wrecked The Stock Market’ | YouTube/Byline Times

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​  … Brexit on the City of London is both thoughtful and disturbing for anyone concerned about Britain’s long term well-being.…

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Posted in: Europe, Financial Services, Videos Filed under: brexit, eu, stock market, uk

BlackRock takes options to calm Brexit nerves despite pound positivity | Yahoo/Reuters

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​  Scott Thiel, BlackRock’s Deputy Chief Investment Officer for global fundamental fixed income, said the money manager was buying option “calls”,…

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Posted in: Currencies, Economy, Europe, Financial Services Filed under: brexit, eu, pound, uk

City of London rejects its latest Brexit ‘benefit’ | Politico

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The U.K. has the chance to align with the U.S. rather than wait around for the EU — but the…

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Posted in: Americas, Europe, Financial Services Filed under: brexit, eu, shares, uk, us

UK’s ‘staggeringly cheap’ stocks trade at record discount to US | Financial Times

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​  UK stocks have long traded at lower valuations than US markets, but recent underperformance has left the UK market looking…

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Posted in: Europe, Financial Services Filed under: brexit, eu, stocks, uk

City firms face increasing regulatory burden from post-Brexit overhauls | City AM

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​  City firms are facing increased regulatory pressure, according to new data shared exclusively with City A.M., as the UK and…

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Posted in: Europe, Financial Services Filed under: brexit, city, eu, uk

Brexit isn’t working for this City broker | Financial Times

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​  Look at stalwart TP ICAP: the part-creation of Michael Spencer is worth just £1.7bn, about half what it was when…

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Posted in: Europe, Financial Services, UK Filed under: brexit, eu, uk

Amsterdam maintains post-Brexit status as Europe’s share-trading hub | City A.M.

20 March 2024 BrexitCarnage Leave a comment

​  Amsterdam maintained its position as the heart of European trading, a position it has held over London since July 2021…

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Posted in: Europe, Financial Services Filed under: brexit, eu, share-trading, uk

Private credit ties to banks deepen in Europe as default risk rises | Reuters

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​  Europe’s private credit funds are increasingly borrowing from banks to boost their performance, fuelling concerns about the wider risks posed…

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Posted in: Banking, Europe, Financial Services Filed under: brexit, eu, private credit, uk

The high cost of Brexit – Absolute Return Partners | Advisor Perspectives

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​  “Brexit was a fantastic example of a nation shooting itself full in the face.” Hugh Grant. Preface. I have written…

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Posted in: Europe, Financial Services Filed under: brexit, eu, investors, uk

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  • Elizabeth Gardiner on Seven times Starmer’s MPs have forced him to U-turn…so far | Politico
  • Elizabeth Gardiner on A warning for Starmer: Brexit’s falling apart, but if you’re not bold on Europe, your Labour rivals will be | The Guardian
  • Elizabeth Gardiner on Labour must follow up plan to return to Erasmus by re-joining EU | London Loves Business
  • Elizabeth Gardiner on Erasmus is back – but what made it so good? | Metro
  • Mark on Brexit has been a resounding disaster. Starmer must find the courage to change course | The Guardian
  • Kevin Jones on New entrance fee to visit Europe set to triple, says European Commission | CNBC

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