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Article 50: What's next for investors?

Since the UK voted to leave the EU the domestic economy has experienced a more muted reaction than expected, as has the UK stock market. Sterling, however, has declined.

Brexit job fears stalk Britain's financial centres

If we lose the passporting, it might have a big effect because finance services are such a big area for the whole country.

A new asset management landscape?: Life after Brexit

One of the problems with regulation in asset management has been the lobbyists acting on behalf of European asset management to erode the dominance of the City of London.

Brexit sparks race to host European Banking Authority

Britons voted in June to quit the EU bloc in a referendum that sent shockwaves across the globe and prompted several banks to announce plans to move jobs from London to continental Europe.

BoE warns banks against knee-jerk Brexit reactions

The BoE's Financial Policy Committee said that it would be making sure banks were prepared for a “range of possible outcomes” on Monday, two days before Prime Minister Theresa May begins the two-year process of leaving the EU.

Deutsche Bank puts faith in Brexit Britain with new City headquarters at 21 Moorfields

The bank has signed an agreement with FTSE 100 property giant Land Securities, according to Sky News, which broke the news.

City of London pushes for lower taxes to sweeten Brexit pill

Senior financiers draw up ways to protect the UK sector’s interests

Ex-Rocker Leads Capital’s Financiers Into Brexit Battle

All changed in November when the silver-haired Briton donned a black beaver-skin tricorne.

Brexit Breaking Point - 100,000s of UK pensioners could migrate back to UK

Thousands of UK citizens living in EU countries, including pensioners, will be making the journey to attend the march and to show their strength of support for the EU.

UBS Awaits Formal Brexit Notice to Decide on U.K. Job Moves

Anti-EU sentiment has intensified on the continent since Britain’s decision, with French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen pledging to quit the EU and abandon the euro.

Brexit halts hiring in Square Mile as City jobs market contracts

The report said it was a clear sign that the City job market is still under stress.

Irish complain about rivals in Brexit race for London’s business

Dublin says other financial centres engaging in ‘regulatory arbitrage’

Asset managers could “throw toys out of the pram” over Brexit

The ecosystems between Luxembourg, Ireland and London work so well because of the reciprocal nature of the relationship, adds Canvin.

UK looking toward China as Brexit process set to launch

London is looking for sources of growth as it prepares for the uncertainty that will follow its departure from the EU, analysts said.

Lloyd's of London set to shun Dublin in post-Brexit plans

The company said it chose Luxembourg to ensure the "continued smooth operation of its business across the European Economic Area and Switzerland" once the UK leaves the EU.

City of London calls on Chancellor to help deliver stable Brexit in the Budget

TheCityUK said the industry needed a deal which maintained the maximum amount of access to EU markets

Will Article 50 Derail UK Banks' Recovery?

Even though 2016 initially turned out to be a familiar story though there was enough evidence that a change in sentiment was starting to take hold

Brexit hits UK M&A

The Intralinks Deal Flow Predictor, a forecast of future M&A activity, recorded a 2 percent year-or-year decline in early-stage M&A activity in the U.K. in the last three months of 2016 as investors anticipated the start of U.K.-EU Brexit negotiat

Dutch officials in talks with ‘several dozen’ firms about Brexit relocation

Mid-January, British prime minister Theresa May said that Britain would be leaving both the EU and the EU’s internal market.

Brexit migration cuts could push state pension age up

The Government’s decision on pension changes, due in May, will be informed by Mr Cridland’s report to be published one month earlier.