International Regulatory Strategy Chair on Brexit Deal

The transcript discusses the potential for a bespoke free trade agreement between the UK and EU, focusing on financial services. It highlights the importance of maintaining cross-border financial flows post-Brexit, despite regulatory challenges. The need for a joint dispute resolution mechanism is emphasized to address regulatory divergences. The discussion also touches on the balance between maintaining control and adhering to international standards.

What is the significance of the proposed blueprint for free trade agreements specifically on financial services?

How does the integration of financial flows between the UK and the EU 27 benefit corporate families?

What are the challenges associated with the dispute resolution mechanism in the context of the financial services agreement?

In what ways do regulatory systems need to align to ensure continued access to financial services across borders?

What implications does Brexit have on the regulatory environment for financial services between the UK and the EU?