Corporate bonds are finally waking up to Britain's Brexit risks
Prices of corporate bonds in sterling have fallen behind similar euro and dollar securities as investors begin to price in the possibility of the U.K. crashing out of the European Union.
Worst value stock losses since Brexit portend Europe slowdown
As the risk-on rally resumes in European stocks, a pillar of the market is facing some of its worst losses since the Brexit vote.
Foreign purchases of U.K. firms have soared since Brexit vote
Since Britons voted to leave the European Union, overseas companies have completed 475 acquisitions of U.K. firms.
Money managers chided for making `monster' of EU Brexit policy
Money managers are being taken to task for fear-mongering over post-Brexit regulations.
Why euro bulls are still optimistic
The shared currency is headed for its worst run of weekly losses in more than three years,
Banks planning Brexit move may get more time to build EU units
Banks planning to set up units in the euro area for life after Brexit got some welcoming words from their future supervisor.
BOE is losing time to create breathing room before Brexit
Mark Carney’s window to raise interest rates before Brexit is closing.
Algo traders warn U.K. over MiFID II rules
Financial firms are pressing the U.K. to stick as closely as possible to the European Union’s MiFID II restrictions on algorithmic trading, warning the Bank of England against imposing even tougher rules on the industry ahead of Brexit.
While MiFID II re-papering was painful, Brexit may hurt more
If MiFID II was the equivalent of stubbing one’s toe, firms need to start preparing now so that the anticipated three-fold increase doesn’t turn into an expensive and ever-more painful root canal.
U.K. eyes southeast Asia for post-Brexit trade bursts
As it scrambles to roll over some 40 European Union trade deals into individual agreements with the U.K., London has its eyes on plenty of additional negotiations.