BobKowalski
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How are those schemes going?
Ventilators, PPE, EMA and debt issuance from memory.
Given we have the worst Covid death record in Europe, better than ours it would seem.
How are those schemes going?
Ventilators, PPE, EMA and debt issuance from memory.
If you read the report you'd see they've not done much since 2018.
The mistake realisation moment in trying to move/scatter the City’s functions over several Eurozone nations when the financial wholesale market remains here, is yet to come.
D'accord.The IM bill is back in the Commons on Monday.
Unless we get a deal before then AND the 'technicaly' illegal clauses are reinstated ( according to Mogg they will be) I'd say all bets were off on a deal.
N'est ce pas?
Sensible from Starmer
Good article that thanks - genuinely balanced I think.The EBA were located in the same building as my London office. They closed up shop in 2019. Getting a job with a financial regulator is one of the best moves to get into high level financial services jobs. You cant do that with the EBA in London any more.
The European Banking Authority Leaves London
As preparations for Brexit gather pace, what does the future hold for the U.K.'s important financial services sector?www.forbes.com
Seems sensible. But how many of the ‘red wall’ will now be inundated with FB posts about how Johnson isn’t Brexity enough and now Labour and the Tories are now in bed together facilitating a ‘betrayal of Brexit’?
Will the Brexit Party be back?
Seems sensible. But how many of the ‘red wall’ will now be inundated with FB posts about how Johnson isn’t Brexity enough and now Labour and the Tories are now in bed together facilitating a ‘betrayal of Brexit’?
Will the Brexit Party be back?