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London’s efforts to exclude financial services from deal pave way for more ‘special pleading’
A belated entente with the City requires sober action, not rash promises
The London Market Group trade body wants lighter regulation and an end to quarterly reporting
From Mifid II to Swiss share trading, post-Brexit Britain is forging its own path
UK rule changes target business also lost to Dublin, Paris, Luxembourg and Frankfurt
German lender relocating about 100 staff from London to cities within the EU and Asia
New York and Amsterdam are the main beneficiaries of UK-EU divide on regulation
The capital is trailing rivals in the race for big IPOs — but new recommendations divide opinion
Developers report recovery in interest as companies make tentative return to work
UK will miss out on tax revenues of up to £12bn unless action is taken, claims report
Top Wall St firms eager to return to normal as pandemic starts to subside in major finance hubs
Vacant office conversions and boost for cultural and creative industries among proposals
Call to reform asset management rules to ensure City remains competitive post-Brexit
Given the current Brexodus climate, ‘RegTech’ should be considered to boost London’s appeal
Cost of trading derivatives likely to be critical factor if current arrangement expires
Latest ‘deal’ between EU and UK offers little in the way of progress
Investment bank took on equivalent of a quarter of stock traded in first two days after London listing
EU is increasingly worried about London’s dominance over the €81tn industry
Agreement paves way for Brussels to weigh future market-access rights for City of London
A look at 4 possible scenarios for the UK financial centre after Brexit
Memorandum of understanding would seek to build ‘stable and durable’ basis for co-operation
Transfer to Brussels of securities deposits follows shift of share trading away from UK
UK proposals will target Mifid II and enable FCA to shape rules rather than make changes by parliamentary legislation
The Dutch city has taken some business from London, but Frankfurt and Paris are better placed to take long-term advantage
The City should focus on wholesale markets, a historic strength, and bow to the inevitable elsewhere
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