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  • The Irish border issue tells us what the British government wants from Brexit

    December 7, 2017  |  City Talk

    You have to feel a bit sorry for Mrs May. By Monday lunchtime she must have felt convinced she had achieved something that had appeared to be impossible, by settling the Irish border question. It seems almost unthinkable that she would have struck a deal that saw regulatory alignment between the Republic of Ireland and [...]

  • Deal or no deal, Brexit trade talks will take years to complete

    December 6, 2017  |  City Talk

    There’s a funny history lesson that those negotiating Britain’s exit from the European Union (EU) should at least be aware of. It’s this: negotiations to join or leave the EU can take a very long time. And member states have a veto on whether another country joins – or leaves – the EU club. We [...]

  • Would a Labour government be as bad for Britain as Brexit? Morgan Stanley thinks so

    December 5, 2017  |  City Talk

    On Friday morning, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn came out fighting against one of the world’s largest banks. Why? Earlier in the week, the bank in question, Morgan Stanley, had warned the chance of a snap UK election by the Autumn of next year was currently above 60 per cent. But the bank also warned that [...]

  • Editor’s Notes: Bitcoin is starting to resemble tulip bulbs in a 17th century Dutch market, entrepreneurs are getting on with Brexit and the LSEG’s breakdown of trust

    December 1, 2017

    Gordon Gekko, the legendary character played by Michael Douglas in Wall Street, delivers a lesson on speculation in the film’s sequel with the help of some framed tulip bulbs. “Tulip mania,” he declared, “is the greatest bubble story of all time.” Gekko references the 17th century trend for tulips – a trend that soon generated [...]

  • Bitcoin bubble grows as banks fall flat

    December 1, 2017  |  City Talk

    Bitcoin continues to defy expectation. It recently reached and passed a milestone, that of the $10,000 mark, an incredible feat considering it was worth less than £1,000 at the start of 2017. Nobody can quite agree as to why it’s so strong, but a parallel to its soar in value is its huge popularity in [...]

  • The Bank of England has just given a coded warning about the danger posed by a no-deal Brexit. It’s terrifying

    November 30, 2017  |  City Talk

    On Tuesday, the Bank of England released the details of its latest banking industry stress tests. The results made for some soothing sounding headlines – the UK financial system is strong enough to withstand a "disorderly Brexit". In other words, Britain’s banking system can withstand leaving the European Union (EU) without a trade deal. While [...]

  • No royal rally can change Britain’s harsh economic realities

    November 29, 2017  |  City Talk

    What a difference 24 hours makes. Monday morning’s headlines in Britain were dominated by the familiar themes of Brexit-inspired political tension and economic listlessness – yet by Tuesday morning Brexit was briefly forgotten as the nation digested the news of a royal engagement. The Daily Mail’s coverage was typically low-key, with readers treated to a [...]

  • Markets crave political stability after the last few months

    November 27, 2017  |  City Talk

    Last week started with a potential political catastrophe as Angela Merkel’s Christian Democrats were forced to concede that coalition negotiations with the Free Democrats and Green Party had collapsed two months after the German elections. The election result was bad enough for Mrs Merkel’s party – its worst election result since the end of World [...]

  • Brexit lurks behind Britain’s cautious Budget

    November 24, 2017  |  City Talk

    British Chancellors are used to facing intense scrutiny on Budget Day. Yet Philip Hammond spent weeks in the spotlight in the run-up to his November Budget. Brexiteers within the ruling Conservative Party want Theresa May to sack him because of his apparent lack of commitment to the Brexit cause, and for not being upbeat enough [...]

  • Co-working space startup Huckletree raises £4.5m in second fundraising round

    October 11, 2017

    Co-working space startup Huckletree has announced a funding round of £4.5m with investment manager Meyer Bergman. Huckletree joins the London-based real estate investment group's portfolio alongside retail space marketplace Appear Here and app company POQ Commerce. The latest round of investment follows a £2.4m Series A fundraising in 2015, and will support the London based [...]

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