Barclays CEO Says London Banks Can Work Around Brexit

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit, particularly the hardline approach taken by Theresa May and Brussels. It highlights Barclays' significant role in Europe, emphasizing the importance of maintaining strong ties with European countries. The discussion also covers the potential impact of Brexit on financial regulations and the free flow of capital, with a focus on the G20's stance. Despite uncertainties, there is optimism about the future, with a belief in the financial industry's adaptability. The upcoming UK election is considered crucial for economic stability, with a decisive victory potentially benefiting the British economy and Barclays.

What approach has Theresa May taken regarding Brexit, and how has Brussels responded?

How does the speaker perceive the importance of dialogue between the British government and financial institutions?

What are the potential impacts of Brexit on the free flow of capital according to the speaker?

What does the speaker suggest about the relationship between a decisive victory for the Tories and the British economy?

In what ways does the speaker express confidence in the future of Barclays amidst the uncertainties of Brexit?