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BoE's Brexit intervention is welcome

Tuesday’s intervention by the Bank of England into the debate on the future of euro clearing is another welcome move from regulators. The debate has been too long dominated by political noisemaking.

  • By GlobalCapital
  • 09 Oct 2018
When it comes to the location of clearing businesses, derivatives market participants do not have the luxury of waiting until the last minute. The habit of Europe's political sphere is to negotiate down to the wire. As far as Brexit is concerned, a no-deal departure is still firmly ...

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