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Midweek Brexit magnifies headache for banks
By Huw Jones
July 16, 2019, Reuters
Britain leaving the European Union midweek without a deal would compound market disruption as banks would not have enough time to make technology …
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French financial regulator wants more flexible market rules
By David Keohane and Philip Stafford
July 14, 2019, Financial Times
France’s top financial regulator is calling for more flexibility around how European countries implement market rules as Paris pushes …
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No-deal Brexit could bring near-zero rates: Bank of England’s Vlieghe
By William Schomberg and David Milliken
July 12, 2019, Reuters
The Bank of England might need to cut interest rates almost to zero after a no-deal Brexit, while repeated Brexit …
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No-Deal Brexit Is a Significant Probability, Rabobank’s Foley Says
Jane Foley, head of FX strategy at Rabobank, discusses U.K. politics, the risk of a no-deal Brexit, Bank of England policy and what that means for the pound. She speaks …
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BOE says British banks ready for no-deal Brexit, trade war
By David Milliken and Huw Jones
July 11, 2019, Reuters
British banks hold enough capital to cope with a no-deal Brexit and a global trade war simultaneously, the Bank of …
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Industry calls out post-Brexit position limit burdens
By James Thursfield
July 8, 2019, Global Investor Group
Market participants are questioning whether the position limits regime may be too burdensome for less liquid E.U. markets post-Brexit, trade bodies …
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Will London be Berned like the Swiss?
By Attracta Mooney
July 6, 2019, Financial Times
For three years European asset managers have kept their fingers crossed for luck, wishing hard that the U.K.’s exit from the EU …
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Economists see further Brexit extension as most likely outcome
By Andrew Neil
July 2, 2019, Global Investor Group
Economists believe a no-deal Brexit is unlikely on the October 31 with a further extension to Article 50 the most likely …
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U.S. parries E.U. jab on CCP oversight
By Costas Mourselas
July 1, 2019, Risk
Tensions have flared between European and U.S. supervisors on the subject of cross-border clearing house oversight after acerbic comments from one of Europe’s …
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Swexit: The Impact on Equity Trading One Week On
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
On July 1, European traders scrambled to quickly move their trading in Swiss shares from London and EU venues …
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