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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: 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

Brexit Negotiations Series: 'Leaving the EU: impact on bank customers'

While trading internationally used to be the reserve of large multinational corporations, the digital revolution has meant that SMEs are now born operating across borders and expect to be able...

7 April 2017

Luis Correia da Silva

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Negotiating a Financial Services Deal: Politics and Preferences’

After months of discussion on potential EU/UK access models for financial services, the launch of the Article 50 exit process on 29 March...

6 April 2017

Niamh Moloney

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Financing the European economy after Brexit – What financial services without London for the EU 27 countries?’

Brexit will be anything but negligible for the organisation of European finance.It is estimated that up to 20 % (i.e. circa £ 30...

5 April 2017

Thierry Philipponnat

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Brexit Negotiations and their Impact on the Brexit Planning of Banks – As with Many Negotiation Processes, Timing is Everything’

Many EU banks are in the midst of their Brexit planning. Obviously, their micro-level decisions are driven by what is happening in the...

5 April 2017

Johannes Adolff

Brexit Negotiations Series: 'Brexit: Economic Issues'

On March 29th 2017 the UK government declared its intention to leave the EU. In the next two years, the EU 27 and...

3 April 2017

Clemens Fuest

Brexit Negotiations Series: Introduction

This post introduces the ‘Brexit Negotiations Series’, a series of posts based on contributions to the ‘Negotiating Brexit’ conference that took place in Oxford on 17 March 2017. ...

3 April 2017

Horst Eidenmüller

Towards the Uncertainties of a Hard Brexit: An Opportunity for International Arbitration

On 2 February 2017, Her Majesty’s Government published its long-awaited White Paper setting out Britain’s broad objectives in forthcoming Brexit negotiations with the EU. This blueprint towards a...

1 March 2017

Guillaume Croisant

Application and Surveillance of EEA Law by UK Courts and Authorities After Brexit

I. The UK’s EEA Membership after BrexitIn a previous article titled ‘The (Uncertain) Impact of Brexit on the United Kingdom’s Membership in the European Economic Area’, that appeared in ...

1 March 2017

Heinrich Nemeczek

Brexit: Contracts

Brexit: Corporate

Brexit Negotiations Series: 'Leaving the EU: impact on bank customers'

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Negotiating a Financial Services Deal: Politics and Preferences’

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Financing the European economy after Brexit – What financial services without London for the EU 27 countries?’

Brexit Negotiations Series: ‘Brexit Negotiations and their Impact on the Brexit Planning of Banks – As with Many Negotiation Processes, Timing is Everything’

Brexit Negotiations Series: 'Brexit: Economic Issues'

Brexit Negotiations Series: Introduction

Towards the Uncertainties of a Hard Brexit: An Opportunity for International Arbitration

Application and Surveillance of EEA Law by UK Courts and Authorities After Brexit

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