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Research Date 20 Jul 2016 Iran one year on: where are all the businesses? The nuclear deal between Iran and the West was no ‘grand bargain’. It was a narrow agreement to curb the Iranian nuclear programme in return for Western sanctions relief. Tehran... Read more
Research Date 19 Jul 2016 The right to bear ARMs Take one “jewel in the crown” of British industry – something export-heavy, research-intensive, tech-driven. Combine with a hard-talking new Prime Minister and a fresh commitment to review and defend foreign... Read more
Report Date 14 Jul 2016 Realizing TTIP's Strategic Potential The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) currently being negotiated between the European Union and the United States has been sold by politicians on both sides as a strategic opportunity... Read more
Research Date 12 Jul 2016 Getting real about the UK’s post-Brexit trade policy options Former UK Europe minister, David Davis was the latest UK politician to set out in print yesterday a post-Brexit manifesto for UK trade policy. In both substance and form, his... Read more
Research Date 11 Jul 2016 The Renzi dilemma What connects a bank in Sienna to a voter in Sunderland? Simple answer: they both have a problem with the EU, or think they do. Matteo Renzi wants a state... Read more
Research Date 8 Jul 2016 Russia: Big Brother for ‘Big Four’ Just before the Russian State Duma was dissolved for the September elections, it voted for the controversial amendments to the counter-terrorism legislation dubbed the ‘Big Brother Law’. The new amendments... Read more
Research Date 8 Jul 2016 There’s real estate, and then there’s real estate My colleague Ying Staton writes today in Singapore’s The Straits Times that values in the UK’s housing market will remain robust, after a few short-term jitters. Yet a cursory glance... Read more
Research Date 7 Jul 2016 Brexit upside for Chinese investors I have spent this week in Shanghai and Beijing explaining the likely consequences of the vote for Brexit to investors and hearing their views. The referendum result has surprised Chinese... Read more
Research Date 6 Jul 2016 The Heathrow test The political manoeuvring over Heathrow expansion is a case study in political risk and the final decision, recently postponed once again, will present an important test for David Cameron’s successor... Read more
Research Date 5 Jul 2016 The UK’s ‘Canada Option’ just got even more difficult There are reports today that the European Commission is on the verge of the declaring the EU-Canada CETA a mixed agreement, paving the way for it to be ratified via... Read more
Research Date 30 Jun 2016 Banking on Norway-lite My colleague Gregor Irwin has just published a great blog on the ‘room in the middle’ between the views of the supporters of Brexit in the UK and the emerging... Read more
Research Date 30 Jun 2016 Brexit and energy: the only certainty is uncertainty In the midst of some of the most tumultuous events ever seen in UK politics, Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom’s appearance yesterday before the Energy and Climate Change Committee received little... Read more
Research Date 30 Jun 2016 Peering through the Brexit fog It was hard to imagine before 23 June that the uncertainty about what exactly ‘Out’ would mean could get any worse. But since the vote all sorts of ideas have... Read more
Research Date 28 Jun 2016 Is there still life in bipartidismo? The story of Spain’s December 2015 general election was fragmentation. I made the case myself here. Spain’s historic two main parties – the centre-right PP and the centre-left PSOE –... Read more
Research Date 23 Jun 2016 Information is power for the 21st century taxman EU countries agreed last night a set of common anti-avoidance principles for corporate taxation, incorporating the OECD’s Base Erosion and Profit Shifting principles into law. This is seen by many... Read more
Research Date 22 Jun 2016 Three ways Brexit could hurt Turkey While a lot has been written and said about the impact of Brexit on EU member states (and we have offered our own assessment), less attention has been paid to... Read more
Research Date 21 Jun 2016 Fed slashes interest rates again That is the headline you did not read last week, but in many ways it should have been. The focus of analysts has naturally been on when the Federal Open... Read more
Report Date 20 Jun 2016 The Consequences of the EU Referendum Whatever the result on 23 June Britain faces political risk. If Britain votes to leave there will be political instability in the UK, the process of withdrawal will be messy... Read more