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Irish assets worth €100bn leave London due to Brexit

The EU had given Crest temporary permission to continue settling Irish securities in London until the migration was completed.

Impact of Brexit on infrastructure, mining and commodities

The free movement of people between the EU and the UK came to an end at the end of last year.

More 'Brexit' companies shift to the Netherlands as uncertainty persists

Amsterdam is already poised to be Europe’s number one corporate listing venue this year and in January data showed it displacing London as Europe’s biggest share trading centre.

Britons trying to make overseas payments find them blocked after Brexit as some European firms refuse to accept transfers from UK accounts

Companies claim they cannot accept payments from UK accounts af

Brexit and Financial Services: 2021 Update

There is no requirement for either party to disclose information relating to the affairs and accounts of individual consumers or any confidential or proprietary information in the possession of public entities.

UK government plans post-Brexit reform of investment industry

Tax changes and new alternative investment funds will help keep Britain’s £9.9tn asset management sector competitive

Brexit: Government considers scrapping some EU labour laws

The minister later told business leaders the UK had an opportunity to reform regulation derived from EU law, but would not deliberately antagonise the EU - its biggest trading partner - immediately after the Brexit deal.

City of London High-Flyers Get Ready to Migrate

The problem, as Eyk Henning and Jan-Henrik Förster report, is that U.K. bankers can no longer directly pitch transactions to EU corporate clients.

UK Import Taxes on Art – post-Brexit

Returned goods relief can be claimed on goods, including works of art, that are re-imported into the UK after having previously been exported, subject to certain conditions.

London Fund Managers See Post-EU Threat to $2 Trillion Business

Fund managers in London have already seen stock-trading upended by Brexit. Now, they worry they could be next.

How can UK alternative fund managers access European investors post-Brexit?

With the EU passport no longer available, Melville Rodrigues considers the solutions for UK real estate managers to continue to access European investors

National lockdown is ‘biggest risk’ facing banks – not Brexit

The share prices of Royal Bank of Scotland owner NatWest Group and Lloyds Banking Group fell sharply between Christmas and New Year

Brexit: Post-trade deal jigsaw picture still to emerge for NI

Northern Ireland has joined the Republic of Ireland in the Brussels bubble, staying in the EU single market for goods and following the same customs rules.

Brexit Deal Forces Prosecutors to Swap a Ferrari for a Citroen

U.K.’s departure from EU adds risks to agencies’ interactions

Italy hands UK financial companies six-months post-Brexit operating extension

As such, British financial companies no longer have direct access to most EU markets post-Brexit, without authorisation.

Brexit changes now being implemented for British and EU citizens

An alternative system called The Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC) is being introduced.

Brexit red tape could yet tie up your investments

Is there too much optimism around the stock market?

Gibraltar’s border with Spain still in doubt after Brexit

Spain succeeded in convincing the EU to separate the issue of Gibraltar from the greater Brexit negotiations, meaning that Madrid is handling all talks directly with its counterparts in Gibraltar and London.

The Key Issues Weighing on the City of London After Brexit Deal

The two sides have said they will look to reach a Memorandum of Understanding around regulatory cooperation by March.

Wounded economists predict more bumps in road ahead

Battered by this year’s bolt from the blue, the experts are grappling with the shape of the recovery