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[noseall]

You'd think by now that he'd have realised that we're not impressed with them

You have an odd way of ignoring his irrelevant posts.

 

[noseall]

Some jobs will move, no surprise there. Your point is?

Tip of the exodus iceberg boyo.

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

he has no point his sole purpose is to trawl the internet for some negative comment

Irony Alert​

 

[Notch7]

Tip of the exodus iceberg boyo.

You must have dug deep into your intellect to share with us such detailed analysis.

The EU of course want to get hold of passporting rights for Euro banking.

However European cities are of minimal importance in world finance.

The global financial centres index proves that. There's Paris down below Abu Dhabi at number 26.

London and New York, have most of their competition from the Far East, like Singapore.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Financial_Centres_Index

 

[JohnD]

You must have dug deep into your intellect to share with us such detailed analysis.

Interesting to see that the user currently calling himself Notch7 had to trawl for his document, which you will see is

"sponsored by the Qatar Financial Centre Authority."

If he'd looked at a more reputable source he'd have got different results.

His link isn't rated by value or size and has no reference to corruption rating.

Maybe Notch is an oil princeling.

Or more likely he's an employee of a Nigerian bank who phones you to say he has 20 million dollars in an unclaimed account in your name.

 

[Notch7]

Interesting to see that the user currently calling himself Notch7 had to trawl for his document, which you will see is

"sponsored by the Qatar Financial Centre Authority."

If he'd looked at a more reputable source he'd have got different results.

His link isn't rated by value or size and has no reference to corruption rating.

Maybe Notch is an oil princeling.

'I had to trawl for the document' - very good, did you get that comment from The Sun......

The Guardian and many other papers list that index as a source.

Where would I find different results that show Paris no 1 and New York below Glasgow.....

'Maybe Notch is an oil Princeling' -very grown up, when you dont have anything worthwhile to say, why not resort to insults

 

[JohnD]

However European cities are of minimal importance in world finance.

The global financial centres index proves that. There's Paris down below Abu Dhabi at number 26.

No it doesn't

His link isn't rated by value or size

You must have dug deep into your intellect to share with us such detailed analysis.

-very grown up, when you dont have anything worthwhile to say, why not resort to insults

 

[transam]

So some pencil pushers have decided to comment that they might move some business abroad whats new ??

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

pencil pushers

Guess what **** end's favorite words are:

So some pencil pushers have decided to comment that they might move some business abroad whats new ??

another pencil pusher/ paper shuffler job created.

dck ead pencil pushers at councils

kick a few of the pencil pushers out the door.

the un-elected pencil pushers & paper shufflers in the EU

Another load of nonsense dreamt up by pencil pushers.

a bunch of pencil pushing paper shuffling hypocrits

some un-elected EU pencil pusher with his snout in the trough ?

this country is drowning under the weight of pencil pushers , paper shufflers & jobs worth's.

Is there a word for a fear of pencils because **** end seems to suffer from it.
Aichmophobia! Is that your handicap, **** end?

 

[Notch7]

No it doesn't

Since its inception, the Global Financial Centres
Index (GFCI) has fortified itself as the principal
instrument for measuring the attractiveness of
financial centres. Well-established centres like New
York, London, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo have
maintained their lead

Mmmmm I wonder what attractiveness of financial centres means..............

 

[IWalkLikeHimaMartian]

Since its inception, the Global Financial Centres
Index (GFCI) has fortified itself as the principal
instrument for measuring the attractiveness of
financial centres. Well-established centres like New
York, London, Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo have
maintained their lead

Mmmmm I wonder what attractiveness of financial centres means..............

Perhaps you are not aware that the European Central Bank wanted to insist that Euro transactions should take place within the eurozone, but was prevented from doing so by the European Court of justice, the same ECJ that UK does not want to be subject to after brexit.
Therefore the European Central Bank will have a free hand in insisting that euro transactions are conducted within the eurozone, and UK will be unable to appeal to the ECJ.

Just a few years ago, the European Central Bank tried to insist that the clearing of euro derivatives should take place within its jurisdiction, but was prevented from doing so by a ruling from the European court of justice. That is somewhat ironic: removing the UK from the ECJ’s jurisdiction is now one of May’s principal aims.

https://www.theguardian.com/busines...financial-centre-brexit-eu-paris-frankfurt-uk

Home goal?

 

[JohnD]

coalition of chaos.

 

[Notch7]

Perhaps you are not aware that the European Central Bank wanted to insist that Euro transactions should take place within the eurozone, but was prevented from doing so by the European Court of justice, the same ECJ that UK does not want to be subject to after brexit.
Therefore the European Central Bank will have a free hand in insisting that euro transactions are conducted within the eurozone, and UK will be unable to appeal to the ECJ.
https://www.theguardian.com/busines...financial-centre-brexit-eu-paris-frankfurt-uk

Home goal?

Incorrect. The EU have more to lose if they no longer have access to London banking. Even Barnier realises thats the case.

https://www.poundsterlinglive.com/e...the-whole-of-europe-says-think-tank-economist

 

[Notch7]

An article from the Guardian

Michel Barnier wants a “special” relationship with the City of London after Britain has left the bloc, according to unpublished minutes seen by the Guardian that hint at unease about the costs of Brexit on continental Europe.

Barnier told a private meeting of MEPs this week that special work was needed to avoid financial instability, according to a European parliament summary of the session. “Some very specific work has to be done in this area,” he said, according to the minutes. “There will be a special/specific relationship. There will need to be work outside of the negotiation box … in order to avoid financial instability.”

https://www.theguardian.com/busines...-special-deal-over-access-to-city-post-brexit

 

[Notch7]

coalition of chaos.

Did labour win tbe election?