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Goldman Sachs joins banks moving senior staff out of London as a stream of dealmakers cross the English Channel after Brexit
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Undeterred by Brexit or the Covid-19 pandemic, technology firms in London attracted $10.5 billion in venture capital money last year, a new record for the U.K. and Europe
City of London high-flyers get ready to migrate: Brexit Bulletin via @evans_edward
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"Europe has clearly won the battle for its own share trading" Aquis CEO Alasdair Haynes, from London's second-biggest venue for trading European shares, says 99.6% of trades shifted to the EU overnight — "a spectacular own goal" for Britain post-Brexit
@rowandean : The media elite in London are the absolute swamp. They're desperate to remain in the EU. They hate Brexit. They sneer at anyone who wants to leave. MORE: #Credlin
Consultants working on the Brexit deal in London and in Washington, D.C., have asked to limit the ability of British regulators to set the price for pharmaceutical drugs, and lift safety restrictions on pesticides and agricultural products.
2016: Goldman Sachs says Brexit would be a “disaster”which would force it to cut its UK presence. 2019: Goldman Sachs opens a billion pound new European head office in London.
After Donald Tusk asks "what the special place in hell looks like for those who promoted Brexit", the London Palladium has the answer:
Mourinho, “If it rains in London tomorrow, it’s my fault. If there are problems with negotiating Brexit, it’s my fault.” Jose Remainho.
An estimated one million people have taken part in the #PutItToThePeople march in London demanding a final say on Brexit#PeopleVoteMarch #PeoplesMarch
Huge ramifications for London if Theresa May has conceded that it's possible for part of the UK to remain within the single market & customs union after Brexit. Londoners overwhelmingly voted to remain in the EU and a similar deal here could protect tens of thousands of jobs.
Brexit latest: Emmanuel Macron has reiterated that the UK would have to abide by European legal jurisdiction & contribute to the Brussels budget if the City of London is to be covered by a deal. But we're all going to ignore this because Boris said something daft about a bridge.
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