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Nearly three quarters of Brits think Brexit will be bad for the economy

Over a fifth (21 per cent) admitted to reducing their personal spending recently to prepare for Brexit.

Banks aren't blinking over a no-deal Brexit. - There's no rush to move staff from London

They moved a first round of people in March before the initial deadline, but since then they've just left staff on contracts that provide an option of moving them at short notice.

A German advisory boutique is hiring bankers in London

After Brexit, London or EU bankers dealing with clients in the other jurisdiction will likely need “chaperones” to sit in on meetings.

Top bankers shift tone over horror of no-deal Brexit

Some in London are privately saying that an abrupt departure from the bloc would be bearable

Chancellor announces billions to turbo-charge no deal preparations

Chancellor Sajid Javid announces £2.1bn for no-deal Brexit preparation

Is Brexit hitting IFAs in the pocket?

The UK’s exit from the European Union is a ‘familiar figure of blame’

Morgan Stanley retreats from UK investment over Brexit

The firm had moved mildly overweight on Australia after a long period of being underweight and Lim said he was positive on the country for three reasons

UK banks ready for no-deal Brexit

“The UK banking system remains strong enough to continue to lend through the wide range of UK economic and financial shocks that could be associated with Brexit,” it added.

UK expats still attracted to Europe despite Brexit

Financial adviser network Blevins Franks discusses the three countries that keep Brits interested with their attractive lower costs of living, tax breaks, insurance bonds and non-resident tax schemes.

Brexit: Investments in the UK by UAE banks surges 23% to $16.6bn

United Kingdom is the fastest growing market for UAE lenders

Brexit bill for UK financial services reaches £4bn

EY warns that figure only a ‘drop in the ocean’ amid uncertainty about Britain’s exit

With Brexit, now is the time to consider whether you should move your art

Brexit introduces a range of issues that cannot be ignored, especially for artists and investors who wish to be able to display and enjoy their art beyond the borders of the United Kingdom.

EU Exit: Impact on STO under MiFIR

ESMA has also given additional attention to the risk of disruption that conflicting EU27 and UK STOs may potentially create, in particular for UK branches of EU27 investment firms and for EU27 branches of UK investment firms.

London development industry confident in overseas investment market despite Brexit uncertainties

The spring 2019 LDB was administered after the EU agreed to extend the Brexit date to October 31.

EU softens post-Brexit limit on London trading after rebuke

New approach more likely to minimise risk of disruption, EU regulator says

Business reaction to Theresa May’s departure

As our global competitors get sharper and more strategic, Britain is still mired in indecision and uncertainty.

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.