Investment Shortage Risks U.K. Recovery, Says NatWest's Davies

The video discusses the challenges of implementing international tax agreements, particularly for countries like Ireland with low tax environments. It highlights the US's significant shift in international tax policy. The discussion then shifts to inflation concerns, with differing views from Janet Yellen and the Federal Reserve on interest rates. The economic recovery is analyzed, with optimism for short-term consumer spending but concerns over long-term investment. The relationship between the government and banks is explored, noting a collaborative approach. Finally, the impact of Brexit on London's financial role is examined, emphasizing its continued importance as an offshore center for Europe.

What are the implications of the Fed's average inflation approach?

In what ways can the government provide certainty to businesses regarding future policies?

What are the potential long-term solutions for balancing government books?

What role does London play in financing Europe post-Brexit?