Brexit

Lloyd’s of London warns it may move some functions out of the UK

Uncertainty surrounding the UK’s exit from the European Union has prompted the insurance market’s Chairman John Nelson to warn that some operations may be moved from London

Draghi keeps interest rates unchanged, focusing on Italian banks

The ECB is sticking to its stance that a reactionary response to the UK’s decision to leave the EU would not be appropriate

Wells Fargo purchases new £300m London HQ

In a move that should allay fears about the state of the London property market, global banking giant Wells Fargo has signed off on a £300m deal to purchase a new 11-floor UK HQ in the city

Brexit: a struggle for start-ups

Start-up businesses will struggle to find their feet in the UK following the leave result, and so are likely to turn to more economically stable EU members

Brexit, one week on

Britain’s vote to leave the EU came as a shock to financial markets, although the long-term consequences will only really emerge once the formal negotiating process has begun

Brexit might spell calamity for the rest of the continent

The UK banking system bears significant differences from its eurozone counterparts. These structural variations make a European banking union a mixed prospect at best, as far as British banks are concerned

Awards Supplement 2024

The European CEO awards 2024 have now been announced, presenting our pick of the CEOs, companies and campaigns leading their sectors.