Brexit Britain unlocks huge opportunity - new deal signed cementing global role

[AtW]

Brexit Britain unlocks huge opportunity - new deal signed cementing global role outside EU

In a fresh boost for British prospects outside the EU, the Chancellor and his Swiss counterpart Ueli Maurer signed a joint commitment to work on a new international financial services agreement. Treasury officials said the move - seeking to reduce costs and trade barriers - showed the Government’s ambition for the UK to cement its role as an international financial centre once fully independent of Brussels next year.

Brexit news: UK unlocks huge opportunity - new deal signed cementing role outside EU | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

So much cement

[DealorNoDeal]

So much cement

We'll need that for the build build build

[AtW]

We'll need that for the build build build

Tax tax tax more like it

[LondonManc]

Brexit Britain unlocks huge opportunity - new deal signed cementing global role outside EU

In a fresh boost for British prospects outside the EU, the Chancellor and his Swiss counterpart Ueli Maurer signed a joint commitment to work on a new international financial services agreement. Treasury officials said the move - seeking to reduce costs and trade barriers - showed the Government’s ambition for the UK to cement its role as an international financial centre once fully independent of Brussels next year.

Brexit news: UK unlocks huge opportunity - new deal signed cementing role outside EU | Politics | News | Express.co.uk

So much cement

To be fair, signing with the Swiss is key if you knew anything about financial services in Europe.

[AtW]

To be fair, signing with the Swiss is key if you knew anything about financial services in Europe.

Do you see the difference between signing a deal and signing a commitment to work on a deal?

[LondonManc]

Do you see the difference between signing a deal and signing a commitment to work on a deal?

Yes. Do you see the difference between doing something and doing nothing?

[AtW]

Yes. Do you see the difference between doing something and doing nothing?

I do, but in this case I specifically highlighted misleading title - just like Brexit it’s a fraud.

And that agreement should have been signed on 1 Feb 2020

[Old Greg]

Yes. Do you see the difference between doing something and doing nothing?

1. We must do something.
2. This is something.
3. Let's do this.

[AtW]

Oh - signing piece of paper to agree to work on agreement isn’t DOING something - it’s BS for papers to pretend some work is about to start (maybe)

[LondonManc]

I do, but in this case I specifically highlighted misleading title - just like Brexit it’s a fraud.

And that agreement should have been signed on 1 Feb 2020

Paper headlines being misleading shocker. Whatever next, life not being fair?