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Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Creating Value in the Brexit Negotiations’

IntroductionIn this opinion piece, I argue that the Brexit negotiations need not be a zero or negative sum game, in which one side engages in claiming value to the detriment...

13 June 2017

Felix Steffek

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘How To Negotiate A Successful Brexit’

Prime Minister Theresa May has promised to make Brexit a success. This will be difficult: the European Union (‘EU’) has brought the United Kingdom (‘UK’) significant economic benefits and prosperity. ...

26 May 2017

Horst Eidenmüller

Brexit Negotiations Series: 'The Impact of Brexit on the UK’s Trade with Non-EU Member States Under the EU’s Mixed Free Trade Agreements'

Brexit will have a direct impact on the United Kingdom’s ability to participate in the European Union’s external trade arrangements with third countries. This does not only include free trade...

17 May 2017

Robert G. Volterra

2016-2017 Oxford Business Law Blog Round-Up: Most Read Opinion Pieces

On 14 March 2017, the Oxford Business Law Blog ('OBLB') marked its first anniversary. One year ago, we set out to create a leading and truly international forum...

Bruno Meyerhof Salama

Calum Sargeant

TJ Saw

Maurice Stucke

Brexit: Contracts

Given that the exit from the EU will not entail any change in the currency of the UK, there are fewer issues about existing contracts than would be the...

21 April 2017

Herbert Smith Freehills

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Process Proposals’

With the Article 50-notification put on the table in Brussels on 29 March 2017, Theresa May has formally started the Brexit negotiations’ process. There is a lot at stake for...

20 April 2017

Andreas Hacke

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Triggering Article 50 - Strategic Approaches to Brexit Negotiations’

The triggering of Article 50 by Theresa May represents not the start of the Brexit negotiations, but the end of the first, preparatory phase. There are many deep complexities to...

20 April 2017

Owen Darbishire

Brexit: Corporate

Whilst the Companies Act 2006 and the raft of secondary legislation made under it have been heavily influenced by various European Directives (notably the Company Law Directives and Accounting...

19 April 2017

Herbert Smith Freehills

Dutch Bonus Cap and Brexit

On 3 March 2017, the Dutch Central Bank (‘De Nederlandsche Bank’ or ‘DNB’) published a Q&A that provides more clarity with respect to the exception for international holding companies to...

19 April 2017

Allen & Overy

Towards Brexit: The Trade Implications

The UK government has triggered Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union on 29 March. Upon notification, the UK has two years to complete negotiations for an Exit Agreement....

18 April 2017

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Creating Value in the Brexit Negotiations’

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘How To Negotiate A Successful Brexit’

Brexit Negotiations Series: 'The Impact of Brexit on the UK’s Trade with Non-EU Member States Under the EU’s Mixed Free Trade Agreements'

2016-2017 Oxford Business Law Blog Round-Up: Most Read Opinion Pieces

Brexit: Contracts

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Process Proposals’

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Triggering Article 50 - Strategic Approaches to Brexit Negotiations’

Brexit: Corporate

Dutch Bonus Cap and Brexit

Towards Brexit: The Trade Implications

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