Managers of Wealth Europe

London bankers balk at EU relocation over virus travel worries

Staff who had agreed to work from EU hubs post-Brexit are reconsidering plans

Wealthy Britons step up citizenship shopping to thwart Brexit

Investment migration seen as volatility hedge and component in high net worth portfolio value defence strategy

UK insurers push for speedy post-Brexit changes to EU rules

Life insurers say changes to capital requirements would allow them to invest more in UK infrastructure

Most UK firms unprepared for end of Brexit transition

The government is negotiating new trade rules with the bloc but talks have stalled.

Brexit and the City: Brussels’ new battle to rival London in finance

The EU believes it needs to have a stronger financial sector but will find it hard to replicate the UK's capabilities

Flu d’état by Tim Price

Teachers won’t teach; general practitioners refuse to see their patients; the police use drones to eavesdrop on remote hill-walkers.

Brexit countdown: Big changes are coming on 1 January 2021 whatever happens as negotiation tensions rise

This note provides a brief update on prospects for a deal, the implications for business with or without one and where to find more information and assistance to navigate the changes.

Brexit - tips to insulate investments from the risks of no-deal

The effects of political decisions like Brexit create volatility in financial markets and that has a knock on effect on personal investments.

Legal threat over ‘unfair’ Brexit deal

Industry groups claim the new Trader Support Service will destroy businesses that provided customs brokerage services themselves

What's happening in the post-Brexit trade talks next week?

Markets have been preoccupied this year with COVID-19 and tensions between the US and China.

What does the post-Brexit future hold for City of London fund managers?

UK aims to build on the global standing of its £9tn fund sector but big challenges abound

Benefits and certainty of Guernsey’s UK and EU access underlined as Brexit talks miss deadline

Guernsey continues to have well-established cooperation agreements in place, which leaves the island in a strong and certain position.

Brexit reshuffle sees profit at Barclays' Irish arm hit €76m

The Irish arm had 1,563 full-time equivalent employees at the end of December, compared to 912 a year earlier.

Banks hedging Brexit bets amidst COVID-19 uncertainty

Despite the UK officially leaving the EU on March 31, banks are working to a final relocation deadline of December 31 which marks the end of the Brexit transition period and the cut-off point for the UK to strike a trade agreement or leave the EU without

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