Seven and a half years after the UK voted to leave the EU, the City is still trying to figure out a path forward.
Financial services were left without a deal. An agreement on how regulators would work together gathered dust for years. EU authorities have made plays to bring everything from investment banking and asset management to trading and clearing back to the bloc.
Across financial services, London's leaders have had to adapt. But where does the landscape sit now? Dive into some must-reads from Financial News below to find out more.
City minister Andrew Griffith: 'London can't afford to be complacent'
Paris won the race for banking jobs after Brexit. What’s next?
Bankers fear losing business amid EU clearing mandate
City’s caution over T+1 dashes hopes of Brexit dividend
Brexit confusion continues as top financial regulators prepare to meet
UK pushes back bank capital reforms as Basel rifts emerge
Post-Brexit power shift sees dealmakers disperse across Europe
Banks get final post-Brexit orders from ECB as countdown starts for staff moves
City grandees: Flurry of reforms will boost UK finance after years of ‘distractions’
Euronext chief: UK and EU should ‘keep the bond alive’
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