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Research Date 19 Jan 2017 Brexit begins now Theresa May’s Lancaster House speech has provided much needed clarity about the British approach to Brexit. It has reset the baseline for the negotiation by taking the UK out of... Read more
Research Date 18 Jan 2017 Do populists need to win to matter? The upcoming Dutch parliamentary elections on 15 March are the first test in a year that will see populist parties perform strongly in elections in France, Germany, and probably Italy... Read more
Report Date 16 Jan 2017 Brexit and the future of UK immigration policy UK Prime Minister Theresa May has all but ruled out maintaining freedom of movement between the UK and EU post-Brexit. This implies a new migration system, providing recruitment challenges for... Read more
Research Date 13 Jan 2017 Passporting is dead. Long live ‘passporting’? There was some comment this week about the fact that the UK’s largest financial services advocacy body TheCityUK has self-consciously ceased to advocate the retention of passporting rights for UK-based... Read more
Research Date 13 Jan 2017 Could the UK’s new industrial strategy solve the conundrum of skills and migration? UK immigration minister Robert Goodwill’s comments were very rapidly dismissed by his prime minister this week when he floated the idea of extending the proposed £1,000 a year charge on... Read more
Report Date 12 Jan 2017 Who wants a universal basic income? Interest in a universal basic income is growing at both ends of the political spectrum, albeit for very different reasons. It is also attracting support, and some financial backing, from... Read more
Research Date 3 Jan 2017 Short-changing Britain with shoddy analysis Campaign group Change Britain has published flawed and incomplete analysis suggesting the UK will gain £24bn a year, or £450mn each week, if the UK government pursues a ‘clean Brexit’... Read more
Research Date 22 Dec 2016 EU FTAs: mixed fortunes The EU Advocate General Eleanor Sharpston yesterday delivered an important preliminary conclusion in the European Court of Justice’s (ECJ) review of the ratification requirements of the EU-Singapore FTA. This sounds... Read more
Research Date 20 Dec 2016 Vestager dislikes Facebook status on WhatsApp data The European Commission today brought charges against Facebook, alleging the company misled the EU’s competition authorities during its acquisition of WhatsApp in 2014. The social media giant stands accused of... Read more
Research Date 16 Dec 2016 Murdoch reaches for the Sky – will he fall flat again? Following yesterday’s formal confirmation of 21st Century Fox's bid to take control of Sky, UK Culture Secretary Karen Bradley will soon need to decide on whether to launch a public... Read more
Research Date 16 Dec 2016 Carney and Bloomberg’s climate competent market This week saw Mark Carney and Michael Bloomberg launch the second phase of the work of the G20 Financial Stability Board’s (FSB) Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures. The report... Read more
Report Date 12 Dec 2016 China, the EU and ‘market economy status’: what happens now? Summary Yesterday marked the deadline to solve the issue of China’s market economy status (MES) and yet nothing has changed in the EU rulebook. However, a reform package is on... Read more
Research Date 9 Dec 2016 Tackling “fake” FDI: why China is clamping down on foreign acquisitions At the end of November, the Chinese government indicated that it intended to exert greater scrutiny over Chinese outbound investment. Draft policy papers released online outlined a new policy whereby... Read more
Research Date 5 Dec 2016 Austria – does the centre still hold? Once again, much of the European mainstream was relieved on Sunday evening, when – against expectations - the far-right FPŐ candidate was defeated by a 46-54 margin by the Green-backed... Read more
Report Date 5 Dec 2016 Trump, the Paris Agreement and the impact on climate change policy US President-elect Donald Trump has wavered very little throughout his campaign in his stance on climate change – calling it a hoax and threatening to roll-back all regulations and funding... Read more
Research Date 2 Dec 2016 David Davis blurs the government line on migration In the 12 months before the EU referendum, migration to the UK remained at historically high levels, with a record 284,000 new settlers from the EU contributing to a net... Read more
Research Date 2 Dec 2016 Europe’s Energy Union: the house that Maroš and Miguel built This week’s ‘Winter Package’ of new energy and climate change legislation was described by an effusive European Commission Vice President Maroš Šefčovič as “a Christmas present” for MEPs on the... Read more
Research Date 1 Dec 2016 The decline and fall of regulatory empire-building Global Counsel hosted an interesting seminar with Nicolas Véron of Bruegel recently about the future of international standards for financial regulation. This assessed the EU’s appetite for designing its rulebook... Read more