11/07/2019
Brexit investing: what wealth managers have learned
We asked a number leading wealth managers what investment calls they have got right, what they have got wrong and how they are navigating the current outlook.
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10/31/2019
Jersey and Guernsey Islanders fear Channel Islands are unprepared for Brexit
The survey also asked people in the Isle of Man their opinions on Brexit. Here, the majority (51%) of people asked wanted Brexit to happen.
10/25/2019
Corbyn’s election rejection means MORE strife for the pound and UK economy
“Job-generating, tax-paying, wealth-creating businesses need certainty.”
10/21/2019
Brexit could cause a broad ‘investor strike,’ UBS chairman warns
S&P Global Ratings calculated in the spring that Brexit had, by last April, cost the U.K. economy $86 billion.
10/21/2019
Brexit - the never ending saga
By Rupert Thompson, Head of Research at Henderson Rowe
10/17/2019
UK and EU strike new Brexit deal after last-ditch talks
He called on British lawmakers to back the deal when it’s put before Parliament on Saturday.
10/17/2019
Brexit deal reaction: recession averted?
Importantly this is a big step toward avoiding a no-deal Brexit where the UK would have crashed out of the EU possibly causing a damaging recession.
10/10/2019
Profile: Kleinwort's bank boss on why 25% of clients have new managers
Kleinwort Hambro managing director and head of private banking Paul Kearney talks frankly about his Bresxit fears and why he shook-up the company client facing staff
10/09/2019
EU Exit: Government No-Deal Readiness Report
We were no longer part of what was essentially an economic community, but instead members of a full-blown political union with large budgets, a foreign relations component and subject to huge tracts of regulation on everything from clinical trials to VAT.
10/02/2019
British ignorance about Northern Ireland has heavy economic cost
Brexit offers London, Dublin and Brussels opportunity to see North needs a second wind
09/29/2019
Chancellor announces support for post-Brexit future
The Chancellor will announce a package of measures to support the next generation, promote economic growth, and prepare for a post-Brexit future.
09/24/2019
Joint declaration by the African, Caribbean and Pacific group of states and the European Union on the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals implementation
With the underlying “leaving no-one behind” principle, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are universal and indivisible
09/18/2019
After Brexit – solving the border problem in a data driven world
The data protection officer in your London office has confirmed that the UK is now deemed by the EU to be a 'third country' and they have asked you to confirm whether data flows from the Guernsey and Jersey offices to the UK will continue to be
09/17/2019
Forty per cent of UK assets under management held for foreign clients
These high market shares reflect the size of these countries' economies, their experience in financial services as well as their pool of savings accumulated over the years.
09/16/2019
Brexit: the breaking headlines of today are ‘old news’ by tomorrow
It was interesting to talk to UK residents (British citizens or not) and hear their insights into the current situation.
09/16/2019
Why you should continue to advertise
Consumers will not entrust their money with people they don’t know
09/12/2019
Brexit is creating a new kind of finance job in Europe
Risk Magazine suggested chaperones were coming last October and the Financial Times observed in April that banks in London would need post-Brexit chaperones to sit in on calls and in meetings with EU clients.
09/12/2019
Six African nations sign up to post-Brexit UK trade deal
The UK is one of South Africa's largest trading partners, with bilateral trade valued at about $9.5 billion in 2018.
09/12/2019
FCA awareness campaign – no-deal Brexit
To help firms prepare, the FCA will be running a series of digital adverts signposting to the FCA Brexit webpages
09/11/2019
Brexit – partial reprieve for free movement - Withersworldwide
It conceded that primary legislation is needed to repeal free movement rights enacted under UK law