Brexit News
Brexit deal seen giving ‘clear target’ for UK asset managers on EU access
… DB funding boost unlikely, says AXA IM
PLSA: UK schemes ‘well-prepared’ for Brexit
But 45% of respondents to a new PLSA survey said leaving the EU would have a negative impact on their employer covenant
Asset management roundup: Asset managers seek to improve industry culture
Plus: Canadian asset manager Manulife Investment Management hires duo for Dublin office as part of European expansion
No-deal Brexit move is ‘tantamount to pursuing recession’, strategist warns
Investors react as UK prime minister suspends parliament with just weeks to go before Brexit deadline of 31 October
ABN Amro scheme expects ‘limited effects’ from Brexit
The €29bn pension fund sees market volatility, declining sterling and the ability to settle transactions as big risks, and has analysed suppliers’ ability to continue through multiple Brexit scenarios
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Dublin’s real estate resurgence propels city up liquidity benchmark – RCA
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UK lenders predict fall in commercial property values in 2019
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Despite Brexit, infrastructure investors still believe in the UK economy [corrected]
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London Court rules Brexit no grounds for EMA to break Canary Wharf lease
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Hillview says Brexit favours investment market, buys Leeds business park
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Fidelity predicts 20-70% correction in retail property as sector de-rated
Brexit analysis from IPE Magazine
IPE Quest Expectations Indicator: August 2019
It looks like political risk is taking a back seat to growth this month, continuing last month’s trend.
Interview: Sharon Bowles – A forensic assessment
The former chair of the European Parliament’s Economic Affairs Committee talks to Stephen Bouvier
Brexit: Deal or no deal
Brexit uncertainties are making stockpicking a difficult task
Strategy: Pension funds confront FX risk
Investors are paying more attention to currency hedging strategies in the face of increased global risk
Brussels: Going out with a regulatory bang
Several packages related to financial services look set to be concluded before the end of this EU mandate period
On the Record: Looking beyond Brexit
We asked European pension funds whether they see value in investing in UK assets. Despite the uncertainty regarding Brexit, most still see opportunities in the long term
Derivatives face Brexit risk
A hard Brexit could have catastrophic consequences
How do investors view the future of the EU economy?
Cyclical recovery or secular healing? That is the big question behind the European Union’s economic bounce after its ‘lost decade’ – the toughest period since the founding of its predecessor, the European Economic Community, in 1957.
Guest Viewpoint: Liz Nolan, State Street
Liz Nolan “The irony that the UK’s first business day outside of the EU will be April Fools’ Day is not lost on anyone”