Market Equivalence Is Key to Any Brexit Deal, Says Royal London Asset Management’s Gibson

The video discusses the challenges and preparations related to trading in the European markets post-Brexit. It highlights the importance of market equivalence and liquidity, potential trading issues for UK and EU stocks, and client concerns. The video also covers the regulatory responses and the preparations being made to ensure smooth operations post-Brexit, including legal and operational adjustments.

What is the primary concern for markets in the context of Brexit as discussed in the first section?

• Market volatility

• Liquidity

• Currency exchange rates

• Interest rates

In a post-Brexit scenario, what is a potential issue for trading securities listed in both the UK and EU?

• Higher taxes on trades

• Reduced liquidity and poor pricing

• Limited trading hours

• Increased transaction fees

What is a key factor that could affect best execution in post-Brexit trading?

• Reduced liquidity

• Increased competition

• Regulatory changes

• Market volatility

What kind of preparations are financial institutions making to address post-Brexit challenges?

• Hiring more staff

• Revising legal agreements

• Increasing marketing efforts

• Expanding office locations

What is the role of regulatory cooperation in the context of post-Brexit trading?

• To ensure smooth operations

• To increase market competition

• To reduce trading costs

• To enhance technological advancements