25% of Britains GDP slowly being poured down the drain ...

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I think we need to wait to see what the U.K is planning. We always saw “patriotic” policies adopted by mainland Europe, now we are out we are seeing a little more “naughtiness” in terms of heel dragging. My worry is it makes a de-reg strategy more likely. In effect the EU seem to be adopting a bit of a trade war strategy. It will encourage Bojo to diverge. So it may back fire.

the Netherlands has always punched above its weight as a “hub”, due to lack of language barrier, much like ROI. You only have to see where all the data centres are being built to know the future of financial technology and services.

A lot of my customers are anticipating some tit for tat legislation and moving functions back to the U.K.
 
I think we need to wait to see what the U.K is planning

We already know

Tory policy is and will be driven by its connection to: billionaires, US libertarian groups, private healthcare interests, disaster capitalists, mates of Tories.

This what is planned:

more privatisation of NHS
Deregulation of finance in London
Continued gaslighting of the public
 
We already know

Tory policy is and will be driven by its connection to: billionaires, US libertarian groups, private healthcare interests, disaster capitalists, mates of Tories.

This what is planned:

more privatisation of NHS
Deregulation of finance in London
Continued gaslighting of the public
How is it you profess to know so much now but knew feck all when you voted to leave the EU? Have you taken some kind of political/financial degree course since June 2016?
 
In effect the EU seem to be adopting a bit of a trade war strategy

Brexit face the EU back control, it now acts in its own interests not those of the UK
That doesn't mean it has a trade war strategy.

The EU don't want London to continue being the hub for Europes finance......the UK under a right wing populist govt has shown itself to be a bad actor.
 
How is it you profess to know so much now but knew feck all when you voted to leave the EU? Have you taken some kind of political/financial degree course since June 2016?
My knowledge has grown, yours has stayed static.


And you seem to have forgotten, Cameron govt was a million miles from this bunch of liars. And Brexit then was staying in SM and CU....even Farage was talking about Norway model.
 
In effect the EU seem to be adopting a bit of a trade war strategy.
What did brexiteers expect when a sovereign member state left and became a 'third country'...

The UK (well the easily led stupidos) chose to go it alone, and if that third world country threatens the largest trading bloc in the world then why the puzzlement?

Of course it'll only end up one way. The small nation always loses out!
 
I suppose what happens will depend on whether or not London gets financial equivalence status with the EU. As it stands it doesn't, which seems a bit strange, but as it doesn't currently, the situation is not surprising.
 
I think we need to wait to see what the U.K is planning. We always saw “patriotic” policies adopted by mainland Europe, now we are out we are seeing a little more “naughtiness” in terms of heel dragging. My worry is it makes a de-reg strategy more likely. In effect the EU seem to be adopting a bit of a trade war strategy. It will encourage Bojo to diverge. So it may back fire.

the Netherlands has always punched above its weight as a “hub”, due to lack of language barrier, much like ROI. You only have to see where all the data centres are being built to know the future of financial technology and services.

A lot of my customers are anticipating some tit for tat legislation and moving functions back to the U.K.

'Markets' aren't patriotic, 'markets' don't like being told how and where to trade. If the EU try to bring all Euro clearing to Paris which is what Macron wants, the Euro is a global reserve currency and can be traded and cleared anywhere, if clearing is limited to Paris, that would change overnight, again, markets don't like being told what to do, they don't like paying financial transaction taxes either.

Anyway, Singapore on Thames has such a nice ring to it.
 
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