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Research Date 26 Apr 2017 Trump races to the bottom with dynamic models The NASDAQ reached an all-time high yesterday as Donald Trump announced he wants to more than halve the US corporation tax rate, from 35% to 15%. But he knows that... Read more
Research Date 25 Apr 2017 It’s good to talk in Washington When the finance ministers of the world’s largest economies gathered in Washington over the weekend they had in front of them IMF analysis of the global economy that for once... Read more
Research Date 25 Apr 2017 The audio-visual single market unravels – saying goodbye to the country of origin principle A vote today in the European Parliament’s Culture Committee on the reform of the Audio-Visual Media Services (AVMS) Directive signals a significant re-nationalisation of the EU’s single market in online... Read more
Research Date 25 Apr 2017 May’s Manifesto – The Ins and Outs With the UK now set for a general election on 8 June, attention has turned to the party manifestos. Given the general expectation that the Conservatives will win a large... Read more
Research Date 20 Apr 2017 Brexit means what Theresa May says it means Theresa May’s decision to call a general election on 8 June is timed to minimise disruption to the negotiations with the EU. The early stages were always going to be... Read more
Research Date 19 Apr 2017 Washing up before the election With the UK Parliament likely to dissolve on the 2-3 May, ahead of the 8 June election, there will now be a frantic scramble for the UK government to complete... Read more
Research Date 13 Apr 2017 A Brexit pill for Romania When you mention EU states competing to win a prestigious and powerful European regulatory agency from Britain after Brexit, most people would probably think of the European Banking Authority. But... Read more
Research Date 13 Apr 2017 The politicisation of monetary policy Central bankers have never operated in a political vacuum, even though many of the most important are at least operationally independent. For some, that independence is now being eroded -... Read more
Research Date 10 Apr 2017 Fintech revolution or market evolution? When David becomes Goliath When the European Commission holds its public hearing on the Capital Markets Union (CMU) tomorrow, one of the key questions will be how to promote fintech while ensuring consumer confidence... Read more
Research Date 10 Apr 2017 Early positioning and leverage in the Brexit negotiation The early stages of any negotiation are all about positioning. The Brexit negotiation is no different. British Prime Minister Theresa May’s letter invoking Article 50 - and the draft negotiating... Read more
Research Date 7 Apr 2017 Greener than Trump: how seriously can we take Chinese low carbon leadership? Whatever gets discussed at Mar-a-Lago between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, it probably won’t include climate change. Trump has just ripped up Obama’s Clean Power Plan and approved Keystone XL... Read more
Research Date 6 Apr 2017 Is this the tipping point for off-payroll working? Regional UK city Lincoln’s hospital’s Accident & Emergency Department was at risk of being closed this week. This was not due to a deluge of patients or a lack of... Read more
Research Date 24 Mar 2017 How multi-speed can Europe be? As European leaders head to Rome this weekend to contemplate the EU’s future, there is an elephant in the room, and it is not actually Brexit. It is the question... Read more
Research Date 23 Mar 2017 Right and wrong kinds of populism? We were lucky to have former MEP and Dutch Labour Party President Michiel van Hulten in to GC this week for a briefing on the Dutch election. Michiel provided plenty... Read more
Research Date 21 Mar 2017 Erdogan and Europe: the long disengagement? The Dutch election has set a precedent: It pays for ‘mainstream’ European politicians to take a tough line on Turkey, which has become the symbol for the challenges of immigration... Read more
Research Date 20 Mar 2017 Talking politics in the windy city During a trip to Chicago earlier this month, I reflected on the differences between my time in office and the present. Despite economic gains from globalisation, failures in politics and... Read more
Research Date 17 Mar 2017 Dear Donald, love Mark Mark Carney knows that the Financial Stability Board, the global financial regulator he chairs, needs the US on board. And he knows that the Trump administration is facing pressure to... Read more
Research Date 16 Mar 2017 Unscheduled stops One of the many things the UK will need to do on its way out of the EU is to establish its new ‘most favoured nation’ trading profile at the... Read more