Managers of Wealth Europe

Investors can ride out the UK's political storm

The creation of the Independent group in the midst of everything leaves additional uncertainty in understanding

The psychotic freakshow rolls on by Tim Price

Any government will struggle to sign something they know will be hated by so many and held up as an example of the two parties serving themselves.

Banks lose appetite for new Brexit fight

Four banks said they opposed another vote while one bank said it would remain agnostic on all Brexit scenarios and would let the political process - now stretching towards its third year - run its course.

Brexit jeopardy: Nancy Pelosi issues THREAT to Theresa May over Brexit - 'No US-UK deal'

Speaking at the event, Ms Pelosi said: “If there was to be any weakening of the Good Friday accords that there would be no chance whatsoever – a non-starter – for the US-UK trade agreement.

Money managers facing further costs following Brexit

The U.K. can leave the EU as soon as members of Parliament reach an agreement but if the U.K. hasn't held elections, the extension will be void on May 31, which would mean a hard exit.

Fears of a Halloween Brexit horror story for pensions have been raised by AJ Bell

The Department for Work and Pensions was holding out faint hopes of getting a Pensions Bill through the House of Commons in 2019.

EU to allow visa-free travel for Brits post Brexit

Therefore, even in the event of a no-deal Brexit, a UK citizen can stay in any Schengen Area country without a visa for a total of 90 days out of the 180 days that begin on the day of entry into the country.

Government delays probate fee hike

This charge is additional to inheritance tax.

Brexit 'could benefit overseas development by curbing City of London’s power'

Griffiths began by saying that many things will stay the same after Brexit for the role of UK NGOs trying to influence the global financial system

Senior Finance expert reveals MOST LIKELY Brexit outcome – will surprise Brexiteers

A SENIOR finance expert has revealed the most likely outcomes to Brexit ahead of Theresa May’s votes in the House of Commons next week.

Preparing your firm for Brexit

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How a post-Brexit influx of bankers could boost Frankfurt’s art scene

Up to 2,000 financiers are expected to relocate from London to the German city by 2020

British Banks Are Getting a Last-Minute Break From the EU

National governments act to protect contracts worth trillions

City clearing houses are given no-deal Brexit access

London Clearing House, ICE Clear Europe and the London Metal Exchange will be given formal recognition from March 29 if Britain does not secure a deal, the regulator said

Warning for British banks over Brexit staff relocation

All banks must ensure that they have relocated sufficient staff to the EU 27 entities

Bank of America Brexit preparations cost $400m

As part of its Brexit preparations Bank of America last year named Dublin as its new European banking headquarters and Paris as its European trading headquarters.

Business Families Consider Option As Brexit Deadline Nears

Certainly it will be influencing decisions for European family businesses about whether to continue to invest or operate a base in the UK, but we are yet to see any signs of capital flight.

British and US Banks at loggerheads over ties with EU ahead of Brexit

While US banks want Britain to maintain the closest possible ties with the EU after Brexit, UK banks and insurers are anxious they don't become beholden to new laws made by Brussels

Brexit halts pensioners' EU emigration trend

This is the first year since 2007 that the number of pensioners retiring abroad has decreased.

Largest gold shipment moves to Dublin amid Brexit concerns

GoldCore Research Director Mark O'Byrne said that the demand for gold storage in Dublin has been strong.