Managers of Wealth Europe

Bank access to Europe is one of Britain's top Brexit challenges

Before the referendum campaign, some people argued that London was well placed to withstand Brexit.

What May Brexit Mean for Businesses in the U.K. and Beyond? - Withers

The decision and the pre- and post-exit periods can be expected to generate uncertainty and to have potentially significant consequences for businesses and financial markets in the U.K., Europe and even globally.

Strategy Insight: Brexit – Now What? - Brown Brothers Harriman

The British vote to leave the European Union reverberated throughout financial markets on Friday, mostly in predictable ways.

Fitch:EU-Related Supranational Ratings Unaffected By Brexit Vote

The exit vote in the UK referendum does not have immediate implications for the ratings of the EU and Euratom.

Britain, Europe scramble to contain Brexit turmoil

EU powers have called for a swift divorce amid fears of a domino effect of exit votes in euroskeptic member states that could imperil the integrity of the 28-nation alliance.

Brexit: London Stock Exchange's $20bn merger with Deutsche Boerse now at risk

Some regulators want the headquarters of the merged entity to be based outside London.

Brexit Boon Seen for European Cities Poaching London Bankers

A majority of voters were not swayed by warnings from international bank bosses, the International Monetary Fund and politicians that high-paid financial jobs could leave Britain, as 52 percent voted to depart the EU and 48 percent backed remaining.

The Secret CEO: The Brexit bombshell's regulatory silver lining?

In some respects, the implications are clearer for asset management than perhaps for any other industry.

Italy fears pressure on banks after Brexit

Rome weighs measures to prop up struggling banking sector

Janiczek Wealth Management Explains Brexit in Two Words: "Creative Destruction"

Brexit is best understood when looked at through the lens of the powerful force behind the unprecedented economic and political change occurring in the world today.

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.