Ensuring the voice of The City is heard in the Brexit negotiations
Perhaps the biggest post-referendum shock for those involved in the Leave campaign was the immediate need to win the peace. It quickly overtook the euphoria of victory. Nowhere was the surprise and...
View ArticleAs the City prepares for Brexit, the authorities should call a halt on the...
The London Stock Exchange has long been a City icon. In an era when so few British financial institutions have global status, it ranks besides Lloyd’s and the London Clearing House (of which it owns...
View ArticleMarket liquidity is the City of London’s trump card
We all know that the outcome of the Brexit negotiations may well be – at least from the EU side – a balance between economic reality and political expediency. Nowhere is this more true than in the...
View ArticleVote Leave’s letter to Fake News Chair Damian Collins
Dear Mr Collins Vote Leave supports and welcomes your Committee’s desire to banish misinformation, alias “fake news”, from our public life and media. In seeking to do so the Committee no doubt sets the...
View ArticleWhy the Government’s Brexit deal is bad for British financial services
The City for Britain represents the views of practitioners from across the financial services industry. Our members have direct hands-on experience in the sector and many are currently involved in...
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