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London fears Brexit exodus of bankers, investors

The fear is that London will no longer be able to claim to serve as the gateway for US and Asian businesses into Europe’s vast single market.

Britain files for divorce from EU: global financial markets go magical mystery tour

“Due the far-reaching impact of this vote, Brexit will inevitably affect the British and the European economies and the wider global financial markets. The decision may have been taken in the UK but it will impact the rest of the world too.

Investors to capitalise on the Brexit-battered pound

Sensible investors will be seeking to cash in on the weak pound, affirms the Head of FX at one of the world’s largest independent financial advisory organisations.

Brexit: how wealth managers are advising their clients

Some are urging caution while others are favouring the FTSE

Brexit: Corporate tax issues

As a practical matter VAT compliance obligations for many businesses would be increased.

Brexit offshore: London’s loss is Singapore’s gain.

Any impact in Asia will be felt most strongly in Singapore, and even there it is mainly in the offshore wealth management sector that the effects will be most pronounced.

Brexit reopens HSBC and Standard Chartered relocation debate.

Given that investors are dumping HSBC and Standard Chartered shares due to the impending Brexit, the banks’ boards will have to consider alternative strategies as a result.

Financial markets have priced in ‘Remain’ – but what if they are wrong?

Nigel Green, founder and CEO of deVere Group, is speaking out ahead of Thursday’s historic referendum on Britain’s place within the European Union. In recent weeks the Brexit vote opinion polls have been driving markets.

Brexit Will See Renewed Focus On Overseas Territories, Says UK Minister

James Duddridge, who is opposing the Conservative government’s position to remain in the EU and campaigned with Vote Leave and the Brexit groups

Fund executives are denying the risks Brexit poses, says Madison Marriage

The chief executive laughed off these fears.

Bookies still pretty sure Brexit isn’t going to happen

Analysts at firms like Danske Bank and Investec now routinely include gambling odds in client notes, with betting markets viewed as offering clues to the direction of political events.

How will new UK and EU regulations hit UK banking?

This takes times and money and with the threat of significant fines looming over the heads of banks that fail to change, combined with challenger banks plotting a beeline for markets that traditional banks have controlled, change can't come quickly e

The UK expats voting for Brexit no matter what the cost

Leaving the EU could hit the healthcare, pensions and pockets of Britons living in Europe — but that won’t deter some

What would Brexit mean for the City of London?

The financial services sector, which overall accounts for up to a tenth of UK gross domestic product, would be profoundly affected.

Banks suffer as Brexit fears hit London market

The London market was teetering on the brink of a four-month low after Wednesday's bounce-back was scuppered by Brexit fears.

What to expect if “leave” vote on Brexit wins? - SYZ

Impact on economic growth

Brexit Could Cost 525,000 Jobs, Senior Labour Figures Warn

The latest interventions represent a further concerted effort by the Remain camp to reach out to traditional Labour supporters amid concerns that they are swinging strongly in favour of Leave.

City jobs market hit by Brexit uncertainty and investment banking slump

Enver expects a recovery in the market should Britain choose to stay in the European Union.

Tech billionaire Mike Lynch thinks a Brexit would be catastrophic for Britain — here's why

The entrepreneur - who sold his big data company, Autonomy, to HP in 2011 for £7 billion - made his remarks during an hour-long interview with business website Leaders In.

Brexit or Bremain?

The status quo and established political doctrines of our recent history are being contested more and more.