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But carry on....London has a unique “ecosystem” that predates the euro etc and explains why it is the dominant source of global finance
My wife works in recruitment of permanent doctors and has just moved from locum doctors. In locums they are having huge problems filling vacancies, especially in less desirable areas. Partly down to the rate caps put in place by Cameron, partly down to reduced eu doctors post brexit. There are loads of shifts going unfilled due to lack of interest.
Then the Tories can privatise the NHS and staffing is the contractors problem.
I think you need to provide a link THM. Paris mobilised on the day of the referendum result as did London's other competitiors:
Paris is the new regulatory centre
If Brexit happens London is in trouble. Even if it doesn't happen London has already lost out and will be treated with caution in future.
Hammonds in Berlin tonight to grovel plead ask them to be nice to us or risk EU stability....
The economic partnership should cover the length and breadth of our economies including the service industries — and financial services.Because the 2008 Global Financial Crisis proved how fundamental financial services are to the real economy, and how easily contagion can spread from one economy to another without global and regional safeguards in place.
That is why the UK has worked with our partners in the EU to ensure we led the world in making the regulation and supervision of finance safer.
In particular, we’ve sought to ensure that financial authorities across the world can cooperate in rule-setting and supervising systemically important global firms, to make sure such a catastrophe doesn’t happen again.
That work shouldn’t end because the UK is leaving the EU. On the contrary, we must re-double our collective effort to ensure that we do not put that hard-earned financial stability at risk, by getting a deal that supports collaboration within the European banking sector, rather than forcing it to fragment.
This is an interesting read
https://flipchartfairytales.wordpress.com/
and chimes with conversations I have had with Brexit voters
"manageable" is of course fundamentally unfalsifiable. Which is presumably why you said it.
The NHS is going to be in better shape wirh substantially increased funding as a result of Brexit. The Tories will see to it for two reasons. Firstly it was a Referendum pledge and secondly it makes electoral sense to take away what Labour hope will be a GE “weapon”. Remember 2015 - Labour pledge 1 billion, the Tories pledge 8. End of debate.
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Firstly it was a Referendum pledge
The NHS is going to be in better shape wirh substantially increased funding as a result of Brexit.
That's some properly lazy trolling.
Remember20152017
150?
Of course spending on the NHS will go up… huge increased funding is needed to cope with higher costs already brought about by the referendum vote (I'm not even talking about the future effects of actually Leaving).
jambalaya » The NHS is going to be in better shape wirh substantially increased funding as a result of Brexit. The Tories will see to it for two reasons. Firstly it was a Referendum pledge and secondly it makes electoral sense to take away what Labour hope will be a GE “weapon”. Remember 2015 - Labour pledge 1 billion, the Tories pledge 8. End of debate.
Why do you care?
You'll be sunning yourself in Portugal
France is the regulatory centre?
In the sense of being the odd man out resisting Basel 4 regs!!
Ed you are a card!!
It’s hard to know how you could position yourself further from the truth
HSBC is the only UK bank that may use Paris as its EU core hub because it already has the infrastructure there. Other banks are locating elsewhere - so the Macron invite seems to be falling in deaf ears
Still keep it coming - in my sterile, fact-based work environment the truth is so much duller and boring so you rays are most welcome
France is the regulatory centre?
Where is the EBA moving to?
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