LONDON — The loss of passporting rights post-Brexit will not necessarily be disastrous for UK-based financial services firms, according to a financial services lawyer. Depending on the exact nature of ...

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union negotiators see no room for discussion with Britain on maintaining "passport" access to EU financial markets for its banks after Brexit, but they are willing to ...

Some define “hard Brexit” as rejecting privileged access to the EU single market in return for submitting to some EU laws and institutions, with a “soft Brexit” constituted by the “Norway model” of ...

This alert is relevant in the context of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit only, although affected firms and fund managers may have to take certain actions before it is certain whether there will be a ‘no-deal’ ...

Passporting is the main issue which UK advisers should be concerned about during the Brexit negotiations, according to Paul Stanfield. The secretary general of trade body the European Federation of ...

The Bank of England said European Union passporting rights used to provide financial services in the U.K. will be valid during the Brexit transition, and Bank of Japan chief Haruhiko Kuroda indicated ...

The UK could continue sending billions of pounds to Brussels after it has left the EU in order to maintain passporting rights for banks. Remain-voting City lobby group calls for 'dramatic Brexit ...

The result of June’s referendum on whether the UK should leave the EU has exposed limits in assumptions and concepts that strategic planners at financial services (FS) firms – from banks and insurers ...

Since the UK voted to leave the EU, financial services has been largely absent from Brexit discussions. This is despite the fact that financial services are an important piece of the UK economy. They ...