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Why the Brexit Battle Over London’s Derivatives Dominance May Drag on for Years

By William Canny
February 25, 2021, Financial News


The battle for London’s trading and clearing of derivatives is heating up. But it probably won’t be settled any time soon.

The …

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Barnier Signals More Delay for London Banks Eyeing EU Market

By Tom Metcalf and Maria Tadeo
February 11, 2021, Bloomberg


Michel Barnier, the European Union’s chief Brexit negotiator, warned the bloc won’t be hurried into granting U.K. financial firms free …

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Bank Governor Andrew Bailey Hits Out at EU’s Approach to Post-Brexit Equivalence

By Lucy McNulty
February 10, 2021, Financial News

The Bank of England’s governor has called on the European Union to rethink its approach to determining the UK’s post-Brexit access to …

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Bank of England ‘Watching Carefully’ for Risks From WallStreetBets Craze, Says Andrew Bailey

By James Booth
February 4, 2021, Financial News


Andrew Bailey has said the Bank of England is carefully monitoring the fallout from the Reddit-inspired retail investor rampage in the US.…

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What Does the Brexit Deal Mean for Financial Services?

By Simon Clark
December 24, 2020,
The Wall Street Journal

The U.K. government and the European Union have agreed a trade deal to replace current arrangements which end on New …

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Bank of England readies armoury to deal with any Brexit disruption

By David Milliken and Huw Jones
December 11, 2020, Reuters


The Bank of England took steps on Friday to keep banks lending through 2021 as Britain grapples with the COVID-19 …

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Andrew Bailey: No-deal Brexit would be worse for the economy than Covid-19

By James Booth
November 23, 2020, Financial News


The governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey has told MPs that the long-term effects of a no-deal Brexit on the …

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Andrew Bailey signals looser UK financial regulations in investment drive

By Chris Giles and Josephine Cumbo
November 17, 2020, Financial Times


The Bank of England governor signalled on Tuesday that he favours loosening financial regulations in an attempt to foster …

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Central Bankers Stick to Gloomy Outlook

Global central bankers are under no illusion that they’re through the fallout from the coronavirus, issuing fresh warnings about new government restrictions, struggling recoveries and threats to jobs. PBOC’s Yi …

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Major bank-led digital cash settlement project gets delayed

By Anna Irrera
September 9, 2020, Reuters

A project involving 13 of the world’s largest banks and aimed at launching digital versions of major currencies in 2020 is no longer …

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