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HMRC sets out plans to keep trade ‘moving smoothly’ post-Brexit

Top official says interventions will be restricted to risk-based checks

Europe’s top bankers face off over impact of disorderly Brexit

Carney says architecture of financial system could collapse but Draghi disagrees

Brexit already having negative effect, say top business leaders

Half of survey respondents pessimistic while May faces rebellion over Article 50 bill

The world's CEOs are choosing to prepare not paralyse themselves for a Hard Brexit

It is interesting to see the view of businesses looking from outside.

BlackRock to warn investors of Brexit risks

US bond funds with exposure to Europe will carry new cautions

Locals fear Brexit means new barriers along the UK-Irish border

Concerns resonate in every community along the frontier’s 500km length

Will Brexit turn Britain into an investment safe haven?

A major talking point is the potential to turn Britain into a European Cayman Islands, a financial safehaven for global investors and some of the best and biggest organisations worldwide.

Brexit: Goldman Sachs 'considers moving half its London workforce (3,000 jobs) to Europe and New York'

The moves could include traders and managers responsible for regulation and compliance, according to reports

Bank of Cyprus listing a ‘vote of confidence’ in London

Lender moves shares from Greece to Britain despite Brexit

Brexit Update – Theresa May Sets Out UK’s Brexit Plan - Farrer & Co

The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, today provided the clearest indication yet of the UK’s negotiating position in the forthcoming Brexit negotiations with the EU.

Paris seeing interest from Brexit-fleeing firms French central bank

We have signs of very significant interest from international firms with which we are discussing discretely but seriously.

Britain's finance industry drops demands for passporting after Brexit

The future of London as Europe's financial centre is one of the biggest issues in Brexit talks

Bank Of England's Mark Carney - Hard Brexit's A Problem For The EU, Not Britain

It's also not just an interesting argument it looks like a good and true one too.

London banks' Brexit battle heads to Europe

Banks are now planning a new round of lobbying to highlight how a hard Brexit could harm the EU and the UK.

Brexit 'caused 40% hit to commercial property deals in Northern Ireland'

The agency said 2016 had seen 36 investment transactions worth a total of £248m down from £400m a year before.

Banks could start revealing their Brexit plans as early as next month

Banks could start making announcements as part of their quarterly results reporting in February.

EU rivals eye £1.2tn asset pot in UK as Brexit looms

Uncertainty over future passporting rights puts mandates for European clients at risk

Paul Colgan: Ireland’s love affair with Europe faces a fresh test

You’d think that given the bruising troika years and the fact that we still toil in order to service the debt of private bankers that our attitudes towards the European project would have cooled considerably.

UK finance chief doesn’t rule out paying to tap EU market

Leaving the EU single market would be a blow to many British businesses that would face new tariffs on trade.

No game changer for Italy – but watch France and Germany in 2017 - Unigestion

As with Brexit and the US election, voters treated the referendum as a vote of confidence in the political elite. Once again, the message from the comprehensive rejection of the proposed amendment was “extraordinarily clear”, as described by a