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Brexit: America’s next headache

Figures from several different wings of the American Right have claimed to recognise their specific brand of politics in the vote to leave the European Union.

EU’s Article 50 could become first Brexit stand-off

So-called exit clause establishes the balance of power for divorce talks

Let freedom ring by Tim Price

So the British people have finally spoken.

Coutts Mid-Year Investment Outlook 2016: Firm Foundations

Alan Higgins, Chief Investment Officer, Coutts comments: “In the long run, equities have been the place to invest, with returns far outstripping bonds and cash. But equities are volatile and crash every decade or two. We believe one advance warning

Will Brexit trigger a UK property shopping spree by Middle East investors?

Investors from the GCC eyeing a London residential asset will find it 31 per cent cheaper than it was during the last market peak in Q3 2007.

US banking giants look for a city to replace London

Among the questions being asked in C-suites across Wall Street: What's the best European city to house a broker-dealer, if not London?

Some companies plan Brexit hiring freeze, says IoD

Almost two-thirds said the vote was negative for their business.

What the UK’s anti-EU vote means for luxury

Also worrisome is the issue of free movement of labor within the E.U. Border controls

Brexit: Is It the Beginning of the End for the EU?

The Brexit vote hammers markets around the globe, and encourages other populist parties in Europe.

London’s global financial hub wary of more isolated future

That has helped it become one of the few truly global financial centers in the world, rivalled perhaps only by New York.

Inside Fidor, the fintech bank run by its customers

CEO Matthias Kröner believes customers should be treated as co-managers

Platforum: What opportunities remain in European platform market?

Those with lower levels of concentration have more open architecture distribution and provide more scope for foreign funds.

Wealthy Russian Families Lose Up to 75% of Their Income in 2015

There at least 100,000 families with such an income in Russia, and 84,000 of them are in Moscow, according to the report.

Dutch Central Bank Presents Results of Cryptocurrency Experiments

The bank presented the results at the third-annual Dutch Blockchain Conference, held just outside Amsterdam earlier this month.

Infographic: German Family Businesses

They are so pervasive that around 99% of all companies are part of the Mittlestand.

EU Referendum result - What will it mean to leave the EU? - Eversheds

The result of the EU referendum was announced on Friday, 24 June 2016 with a vote in favour of the UK leaving the EU.

Would Brexit spell the end for cross-border operations for Financial Services Firms?

The direction of the debate being pursued by the Leave Campaign suggests that, although leaving the EU would not necessarily mean that the UK must leave the single market, it might choose to do so.

Banks lead global turmoil in stocks as ‘Brexit’ vote sparks panic

These banks retain a focus on the U.K. — unlike rival HSBC, which also has a strong Asia base. Shares of HSBC traded around 4 percent lower on Friday.

Canaccord Genuity On Economic Implications of Brexit

'Regardless of the rights or wrongs, the results are in and we must now focus on where next for the UK.

Brexit: UK dependencies to be affected

Jersey, Guernsey and the Isle of Man are outside of EU for most purposes

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