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Financial services risks becoming Brexit's orphaned child
Boris Johnson was elected last year with a clear mandate to get Brexit done and he delivered by taking Britain out of the EU on 31st January 2020. All that is left is to arrange Britain and the EU’s future relationship.
Brexit Blog: Trump aide warns UK against creating 'hard border by accident'
The latest on the UK's life outside the EU
Post-Brexit prudential regime expected to hinder UK competitiveness
Smaller firms at greatest disadvantage
Who are the beneficiaries of Europe's €1trn 'now or never' green agenda?
Unpicking the European Green Deal
Do Covid-19 subsidies threaten shareholder value?
New era of stakeholder capitalism
The Boohoo fallout: Poor sustainability will always haunt investors
Just like lies, poor sustainability practices have a have a habit of coming back to haunt you.
'Covid is not going away': Virologist fund manager Dr Ogden on coronavirus, healthcare valuations and biotech opportunities
Single vaccine 'not enough' to treat patients
Will post-Brexit pensions be driven by purpose or profit?
Big questions for the City to answer
EU Recovery Fund reaction: 'Tortuous negotiations' reveal 'tensions' but lead to 'remarkable accomplishment'
Second longest summit in EU history
Post-Brexit prudential rules target liquidity, remuneration and capital requirements
FCA calls for industry views on post-Brexit prudential rules
Credit update: How 'fast and furious' fiscal policies are moving markets
Is the worst really behind us?
Capital markets union vital to 'speed' EU's Covid-19 economic recovery
EC's final report backed by EFAMA
Responsible capitalism in the US: Renewable energy
How clean tech is gaining ground across the pond
Regulations bring welcome standardisation but 'high level of complexity' may defeat purpose
Majority believe ESMA should have greater powers
Does the Covid-19 pandemic mark the end of European unity?
A new beginning for Europe?
Regulators launch 'the grid' to map out upcoming rule changes
Upcoming regulatory work
Why 'it is not all gloom' for European assets
Investors are grappling with the huge uncertainty caused by the global Covid-19 pandemic. The human and economic impact has been dramatic, both in its magnitude and in its velocity.
ESMA eyes EU-wide leverage limits for alts funds
Looks to harmonise approach across EU
Why 2020 could be a game changer for 'de-Japanifying' Japan
Country 'doing the opposite' from rest of the world
US Fed takes aggressive action as EU debates whether to use crisis fund
Countries battle against coronavirus fallout
Budget 2020 key takeaways: Coronavirus, tapered annual allowance raised and JISA boost
Highlights from first Budget of this Parliament
FCA eyes greater climate disclosures for listed firms
Follows work of TCFD
Multi-managers pile into UK equities at highest allocation since Brexit referendum
2019 General Election result also key factor
Rathbones' Stick on UK value opportunities
We are 11 years into one of the greatest stockmarket upswings in history, yet the joy has not been evenly spread.
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