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Voting twice for Boris Johnson as London mayor is in no way something to boast about, or even admit in intelligent company.
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That's a difficult question to answer quickly.
A starting point would be that they generally aren't retail, but are directed at corporates, investment funds, other financial institutions and high net worth individuals.
City rather than high street
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Originally posted by ursus arctos View PostA finding of equivalence by the EU will be needed in order for UK firms to continue to offer many financial services to the Union from the UK after 1 January.
What are financial services, by the way? I realise I dont' really know what services are being sold into the EU.
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Why would I click through when the visible excerpt includes the statement "I voted for him twice as London mayor"? That's all I need to know I am bound to agree with Nef on this one.
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Originally posted by wingco View PostNef's appropriately extensive analysis is fully correct.
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He was (and still is) Tony Blair's chief cheerleader in the Independent. Used to be at the new Statesman. probably still thinks of himself as Centre Left.
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Is he yet another of these right-wing journos who I never heard of and everyone else on here keeps posting links to for no apparent reason?
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John Rentoul appropriately writing for the Spectator:
https://twitter.com/JohnRentoul/status/1342856852216930304
Last edited by Diable Rouge; 26-12-2020, 16:01.
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A finding of equivalence by the EU will be needed in order for UK firms to continue to offer many financial services to the Union from the UK after 1 January.
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No equivalence decision:
The Commission has assessed the UK's replies to the Commission's equivalence questionnaires in 28 areas. A series of further clarifications will be needed, in particular regarding how the UK will diverge from EU frameworks after 31 December, how it will use its supervisory discretion regarding EU firms and how the UK's temporary regimes will affect EU firms. For these reasons, the Commission cannot finalise its assessment of the UK's equivalence in the 28 areas and therefore will not take decisions at this point in time.
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So, if I have got this right, tariffs are removed from products Britain will have to import from the EU (principally food), but not from the UK's one big export sector (financial services).
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Originally posted by Nefertiti2 View Post
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Originally posted by Nefertiti2 View PostCan't have them knowing what it's like elsewhere
that's just for the poshos
https://twitter.com/NaomiOhReally/status/1342125765987627012?s=20
https://twitter.com/Feorlean/status/1342252818846113795?s=19
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Originally posted by Diable Rouge View PostMost of the early commentary suggests the EU has little cause for complaint, so if Johnson wants to celebrate a "win", that's his own affair.
if you think that the far-right racist (and anti irish) politics will stop when people realsie they've been cheated you've another think coming.
this won't stop.
https://twitter.com/SteveNickSmith/status/1342233818657415169?s=20
The far right have discovered they can get away with anything
And they will
Ps Starmer is a moron
https://twitter.com/lowles_nick/status/1342238178229551108?s=20
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