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Benefits and certainty of Guernsey’s UK and EU access underlined as Brexit talks miss deadline

Guernsey continues to have well-established cooperation agreements in place, which leaves the island in a strong and certain position.

Brexit reshuffle sees profit at Barclays' Irish arm hit €76m

The Irish arm had 1,563 full-time equivalent employees at the end of December, compared to 912 a year earlier.

Banks hedging Brexit bets amidst COVID-19 uncertainty

Despite the UK officially leaving the EU on March 31, banks are working to a final relocation deadline of December 31 which marks the end of the Brexit transition period and the cut-off point for the UK to strike a trade agreement or leave the EU without

UK business post-Brexit – Is your company ready?

The UK government has confirmed that the rights of EU citizens living in the UK will remain the same until 30 June 2021.

Wealth Creators Post Brexit

There are other aspects such as the Right to Property, which is not un-useful but the cases in which this has helped are slim.

Private Banking Insights: why HNW clients fear Brexit

Citywire’s Alex Foster chats with some of the sector's leading names about the challenges their clients face.

How will the EU reshape fund managers’ regulations after Brexit?

UK fund managers fear Brussels could shift goalposts and compromise third-country access

Brexit further complicates US, EU and China trade relations

Each side naturally likes to project itself as being in a strong position, but in fact all parties are feeling vulnerable

Brexit Business Brief | The UK exits: 20 quick things you should know

The next edition will look at the EU and UK opening positions ahead of the trade negotiations.

ECB’s Lagarde Says She’ll Listen to Citizens, Pleads for Unity

We will try to talk in a language that everyone can understand.

Advisers warned of new no-deal Brexit dangers

Mr Brookes said the shock to trade relationships, legislative frameworks and logistical chains could have "painful short-term ramifications".

Jersey to reforge business links as UK prepares to renegotiate free trade deals: Brexit

Once the UK leaves the EU, Jersey's approach to external trade will need to continue to adapt, and that is why Jersey is building capacity and investing resources in this field.

Goldman and JPMorgan tweak repo operations to limit Basel impact

Banks crucial to short-term lending market find fresh ways to trade it

Brexit means Brexit? Not quite…

Regardless of what shape Brexit will take, the UK is most likely to retain a pre-eminent status as a ‘go to’ destination for wealthy individuals and families

UK Banks Put Aside Brexit Risk

Despite the underperformance of 2018 the underlying performance of UK banks in terms of their day to day business on a domestic level hasn’t been that bad, with decent profits in 2018, with the trend continuing into the first half of 2019.

Election result and Brexit cause unease with British expats

"Some companies import products from the United Kingdom at no additional cost, but now they don't know how the cost of customs or tariffs will affect them," he said.

Aftermath of Brexit is the financial services largest challenge for 2020

59% of FS workers in the study felt that these challenges left their organisation vulnerable to losing customers over the next 12 months.

New staffing rules make Brexit-related Irish-hubs a magnet for jobs

The number of people mandated by the regulator for Brexit related authorisations was a fairly significant increase on previously authorised entities

Brexit investing: what wealth managers have learned

We asked a number leading wealth managers what investment calls they have got right, what they have got wrong and how they are navigating the current outlook.

Jersey and Guernsey Islanders fear Channel Islands are unprepared for Brexit

The survey also asked people in the Isle of Man their opinions on Brexit. Here, the majority (51%) of people asked wanted Brexit to happen.