Expats unhappy with May’s Brexit deal
Angry British expats in Europe have reacted with “shock and surprise” at the Brexit deal struck between the EU and the UK.
Angry British expats in Europe have reacted with “shock and surprise” at the Brexit deal struck between the EU and the UK.
Sterling has had a mixed reaction to Britain and the EU completing the first phase of negotiations and reaching a historic deal overnight.
Following the recent news of progress on the Brexit “divorce bill”, sterling hit a two-month high this week, and was up against both dollar and euro. Despite the uptick, the main question still remains, will sterling continue to strengthen or is it in danger of collapsing in the face of political turbulence?
Insurers should not rely on leniency from local regulators if the UK crashes out the EU without a trade deal.
A potentially misconceived public perception of offshore trusts and tax law is putting pressure on chancellor Philip Hammond to further tighten regulations in the upcoming UK budget, according to experts from consulting firm RSM.
In a speech examining the impact of Brexit on European Financial Centres Luxembourg finance minister Pierre Gramegna says the UK has five Brexit options to choose from.
Expats should “bag” all the UK/EU rights available to them before the end of the current two-year Brexit negotiations, according to a senior immigration lawyer.
Germany’s financial service regulator, BaFin, is well within its rights to contact UK-based insurers demanding they explain how they plan to handle a no-deal Brexit, says an insurance law expert.
There are some serious positives for savvy advisers with the long shadow of Brexit negotiations driving expats to seek professional advice in droves.
Spain’s foreign minister has assured British expats they will be able to continue to live in the country with ‘no disruption’ after Brexit.
Most European buy-side investors have had a positive macroeconomic outlook for three quarters in a row now, according to data from International Adviser’s sister title, Expert Investor.
The UK investment management industry is likely to lose many of its European professionals following Brexit, according to a new survey by the CFA Society.