France warns UK to avoid Brexit derivatives clash
AMF wants Britain to guard against potential for arbitrage opportunities.
AMF wants Britain to guard against potential for arbitrage opportunities.
This includes ads about its FCA Brexit webpages and a dedicated phone line.
The business aims to make cross-border online shopping seamless for consumers.
It needs regulatory approval from an EU27 state to maintain EU single market access post-Brexit.
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SCM Direct founding partner, Gina Miller, takes the Brexit battle to court once again.
Industry officials see this as the regulator’s last warning.
Drawing the curtains on a bright tomorrow.
The strategies to implement to address the additional data protection compliance challenges.
A European take on a very British dilemma.
Fidor Bank UK has announced it is withdrawing its services and products from 15th September.
As part of its Brexit preparations, UK fintechs and payment services must also prepare for visits from the CSSF.
What fintech companies need to do to secure the long-term right to stay in the UK for their EEA nationals employees.
The blockchain industry does not seem to be not stymied by the Brexit debate.
Small businesses are applying a practical no-nonsense approach to protect themselves and their business.
“Brexit isn’t ‘business as usual’.”
CEO is in Ireland today and UK challenger bank is also gearing up for Brexit.
UK office is safe but paytech wants to prep in event of a ‘no deal’.
Wants feedback on financial services contracts regime and securitisation repositories.
However, a no-deal situation could leave the UK economy worse off than the 2008 recession.
The boom in fintech investment should not be taken for granted.
Frankly, the time to act is now.
Brussels Capital Region launches campaign to attract firms.
Conservative MPs may be resigning, but some in fintech seem happier.
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The launch of the UK Government’s Export Strategy to boost British business is very welcome.
Due to Brexit, it needs to find new markets.
What are the options for the 8,000 firms that use EU financial services passports to do business in the UK?
Just in case things don’t go to plan after 29 March 2019.
Domestics risks, other than Brexit, remain low.
Wants to secure the nation’s future post-Brexit.
Whatever happens in the coming year, there is a wealth of opportunities for fintechs to pursue.
Brand new faces in Wales and Northern Ireland.
Another speech. Another conference. Another plan.
Especially designed to help British SMEs do better business abroad.
“Only 7% of EU businesses currently sell cross-border within the union.”
The requirement to repaper legal documentation must now be treated as business as usual.
Despite Brexit “uncertainty” it has launched its UK subsidiary.
Everyone be cool. This is Brexit.
Great ideas, customer centricity, new business models, innovative tech are not driven by machines (yet) but by humans.