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Extended briefing – Brexit and the future economic partnership for financial services

By Jonathan Herbst (UK), Hannah Meakin (UK), Imogen Garner (UK) & Peter Snowdon (UK) on April 2, 2019
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On 3 April 2019, we will be holding an extended financial services breakfast briefing on Brexit.

Many financial services firms have already executed their Brexit contingency plans and in this briefing partners from the Norton Rose Fulbright LLP financial services team will discuss what they have been seeing in three key sectors: banks, buy-side and sell-side. In addition, we are pleased to be joined by Dashiell Caldwell, Deputy Director of Financial Services at HM Treasury who will discuss the UK’s future economic partnership for financial services. The briefing will end with a short Q&A session.

For more information and to register to attend the briefing, please click here.

The extended briefing will be conducted under Chatham House Rules.

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    Global Regulation Tomorrow
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