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Previously on "Framework for the UK-EU partnership: Financial Services"

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by meridian View Post
    The only one that’s escaped is Gove, thanks to being Mr Murdoch's puppet. Keeping his mouth shut is the only advantage he has at the moment.
    FTFY

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  • meridian
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
    Mrs May and her merry remainers will bottle Brexit very close to March next year, citing "insurmountable barriers" and other such bull.

    So no point getting stressed, none of this matters soon.
    Unfortunately, those “insurmountable barriers” were the intelligence levels and work ethics of the Brexiters that she put in charge of exiting - Davis, Johnson, Fox. Add in the witterings of Patel, Grayling, Redwood, Elphicke, etc and there’s nary a clue between them.

    The only one that’s escaped is Gove, by design or by providence. Keeping his mouth shut is the only advantage he has at the moment.

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  • AtW
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    It will be Hard Brexit to teach a lesson those who otherwise would not - that includes Tory Scum who gets financing from rich buddies who will pay dearly too

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  • DimPrawn
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    Mrs May and her merry remainers will bottle Brexit very close to March next year, citing "insurmountable barriers" and other such bull.

    So no point getting stressed, none of this matters soon.

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  • WTFH
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    I've never actually smelled fear on a pdf before when viewed online.

    It's also interesting that the word "fragmentation" crops up, along with references to a PwC report. That report refers to two types of fragmentation:
    1. Where a business chooses to have one base in the EU and a second base in the UK, rather than the current scenario where it has 1 base in the EU. So, the "fragmentation" only exists because of Brexit and only if a company chooses to keep a presence in the UK
    2. Where a business chooses to relocate to the EU, but decides to open up one base in every EU country, rather than just one base in the EU.

    It's almost like they are relying on people not reading reports, but just reading words written in bold by people who are insular and don't consider that global businesses work globally.

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  • Eirikur
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    OMFG
    We're doomed

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  • Zigenare
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    Originally posted by darmstadt View Post
    This presentation explains the UK Government's vision for the future UK-EU Partnership, enjoy:

    https://www.gov.uk/government/public...ncial-services

    Published today...
    That certainly wouldn't pass the test if you dropped it on your desk!

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  • AtW
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    "These differences mean that ruletaking – in the sense of an open ended commitment to adopt rules without having influenced their formation – will simply not work for this sector"



    PowerPoint BS, is the best they could have come up with months before Brexit due to happen?
    Last edited by AtW; 20 August 2018, 14:35.

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  • Framework for the UK-EU partnership: Financial Services

    This presentation explains the UK Government's vision for the future UK-EU Partnership, enjoy:

    https://www.gov.uk/government/public...ncial-services

    Published today...
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