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What does Brexit mean for UK hedge funds?

Passporting rights chief among concerns

Could the EU move to a twin peaks regulatory model post Brexit?

The ESAs are still in thrall to the Commission and member states’ regulatory authorities, which share the funding.

Brexit Could Cost NHS Extra Half A Billion If Expats Return Home, Warns Nuffield Trust

Health service could face staffing and cash crisis.

This is a bigger issue than Brexit and will have a direct impact on your life

Business experts say nearly half of jobs could be replaced by technology

UK fintech shrugs off Brexit, trumps Germany

The imminent general election has only increased the trend and that is before offical talks begin in three weeks time.

Huge surge in people asking for Irish passports following Brexit vote

‘We’ve seen significant percentage increases, the overall numbers are still not dramatic,’ Mr Mulhall told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.

Is Brexit Fueling A British Billionaire Boom?

This is 14 more than the previous highest total ever. Just 15 years ago, there were only 21 billionaires in the UK.

L&G moving investment-management operations to Ireland ahead of Brexit

LGIM is one of the largest investors in Europe, with almost £900 billion in assets under management at the end of last year.

Asset managers fine tune Brexit contingency plans

Britain’s departure from EU push fund houses to bolster presence in mainland Europe

China’s giant funds industry eyes Dublin as European HQ after Brexit

Delegation of top Chinese fund managers at Dublin industry event

France makes Brexit pitch to Wall Street banks in New York

Macron is promising to overhaul the labour market and simplify the French tax and pension systems

Stripping London of £800bn clearing business could cost investors £80bn, says London Stock Exchange

If Europe insists on trying to implement an artificial, inefficient location policy.

Brexit: April retail sales beat expectations as UK consumer spending remains resilient

The 2.3 per cent growth in sales volumes in the month was higher than the 1 per cent City analysts had anticipated

Brexit: Standard Life likely to choose Dublin for EU base says company chairman

Financial services firms are looking to set up regulated subsidiaries in the EU in case they lose access to the bloc after Brexit.

Millions of families hit by 'Brexit squeeze' on spending power, official figures show

This suggests that the gap between pay and inflation will only widen further as the first anniversary of the June 23 vote to leave the European Union approaches.

Big Bang 2.0: Why Brexit is London’s chance to blast-off

The City then successfully bankrolled the defeat of Napoleon (the Austrians among others relying on its generous handouts), and it kept the nation steaming on during through the bloody and costly crises of the 20th century.

Bonus cap forces Brexit banks to shun Amsterdam

If that’s the reason Brexit banks stay away from Amsterdam then we must accept it.

Expats Campaign To Protect Brexit Rights

All negotiating parties should agree the UK urgently needs a new, simplified or bespoke registration process that would allow us to claim our rights.

Barclays CEO Says London Financial Firms Can Work Around Brexit

Staley, 60, has consistently been among the most optimistic of bank executives on the impact Brexit will have on financial firms’ ability to service EU clients.

'We are a BRITISH bank' Barclays is DEDICATED to remaining in UK post-Brexit, CEO says

“And obviously we are very committed to making sure they feel secure and that they feel they have good jobs and lives in the UK.”