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Brexit: Weird Scenes inside the Goldmine by Phil Banas

The Brexit vote finally happened, and the ruling elite are shocked, traumatised.

Moody’s upgrades Hungary’s banking system outlook to positive

The rating agencyʼs report is an update to the markets and does not constitute a rating action, Moody’s said.

British banks could still thrive in Europe: Loophole may allow lenders to keep doing business with reforms set to be introduced by 2018

Two little-known parts of legislation look set to be used by the big lenders to ensure they can keep doing business as they do now.

British workers searching for jobs offshore have spiked after the Brexit vote

But it doesn’t stop there as Britons look at their options for work offshore.

Farmergeddon - The death of the complacent wealth manager?

What happens when an organisation fails to recruit and retain a sufficient number of Hunters and talented professionals and finds itself staffed entirely by Farmers?

Investing in residential property

Interestingly, our advisers Robert Holmes & Co, has received enquiries from a number of foreign buyers since last week’s Brexit decision.

Banks Unhappy with Skills Shortfall in Dealing with Customer Data

International Survey of Experts on Digital Banking:

Britain still maintains a healthy long-term economic outlook - St. James's Place

The referendum has sparked a surge of political instability in the UK. Stuart Mitchell of S.W. Mitchell Capital and fund manager of the St. James’s Place Greater European and Greater European Progressive fund, believes that “there is much to g

Brexit - An Update from Jersey Finance

We're sure you have been following the historic events occurring in the United Kingdom and the European Union following the UK referendum outcome to exit the EU.

Brexit: Market interruption but not Armageddon for recruitment M&A

Even within the UK, he added, there remains “£50bn of dry powder” at the moment in private equity coffers that is waiting to be spent.

Seven ways Brexit will stir markets in the years to come: BNP Paribas

Despite the mostly negative outlook, De Vijlder also mentions there could be “some potential gains from an exit that could soften the impact”.

EU Referendum Vote – Initial reflections on implications for financial services clients

The aftermath of the Referendum result has placed the UK in a position of uncertainty and the decision to leave the EU has significant impact on the financial services sector.

eValue asset model turns sour on UK commercial property post-Brexit

As a result of the negative effect the vote to leave the EU has had on prospective UK asset returns

Revealed: Income generated from Royal Family's property empire

A £1.5 billion regeneration of Regent Street and St James's helped the group let out all of its West End shops.

Brexit could impact Masdar’s decisions in Europe

He said that the company was still monitoring the situation to assess the full impact of the decision, especially on UK, where the company says it has “a natural edge.”

Managers, funds jump into action after the U.K. vote

Many see short-term opportunities, but longer-term concerns from Brexit vote

Top five pension con tricks revealed

British investors love property – it’s tangible and easy to understand – but pension fraudsters are using this fact to their advantage

Life After Brexit: Risk Off

Last week, we talked about preparing for Brexit and in the end, Britain decided to leave the EU.

GCC sovereign wealth funds may shun the UK

In the referendum on Thursday, a higher 51.9% voted to leave the union, while only 48.1% wanted to stay with the grouping, following which British Prime Minister David Cameron resigned.

Well, that really was the week that was!! by Penny Lovell

It was a surprise to many that all the home nations qualified for the next round of the Euros, there was a referendum, extreme weather and storms hit hard and a whole lot more besides

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