EU may struggle to create ‘onshore’ capital market without London
Post-Brexit internal capital market could encourage firms to seek financing outside EU 27, claims report
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What do European parliament poll results mean for investors?
Populist surge not as strong as feared but could still hamper policy making and impact confidence in the euro
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Baillie Gifford opens Frankfurt office
Move follows opening of Dublin office in March as many UK asset managers rejig global strategies because of Brexit
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How should investors respond to Europe’s populist backlash?
As EU elections loom, populist movements offering simplistic solutions to complicated problems are growing
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Liquidnet opens Dublin office to mitigate Brexit
New entity acts as agency broker to ensure group continues to provide services to clients based in the EU
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Reasons to be cheerful about European equities
Domestic outlook still healthy with strong labour markets and weak currency boost to exporters, says Handelsbanken
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Robert Peston: Brexit extension will end with no deal
Markets underestimate risks because of complexity of getting MPs to agree alternative, says veteran journalist
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M&G Prudential spends €32m preparing for Brexit ahead of demerger
Prudential’s life and asset management business eyes opportunity in private markets
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Dispersal of UK-based finance firms due to Brexit gathers pace
Nearly 270 firms in UK have relocated part of their business to EU, asset managers choose Dublin
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Hermes launches continental European push
London-based asset manager opens offices in Germany and Denmark as part of Brexit mitigation strategy
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Rathbones reboots Luxembourg Sicav range ahead of Brexit
After March 29, Rathbones’ UK-domiciled funds will be known in the EU as Non-EEA Alternative Investment funds
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EU-UK regulator pact agreed in event of no-deal Brexit
Agreement signed between the FCA and Esma covers cooperation and exchanges of information in event of ‘worst case scenario’