EU, U.K. Committed to High Standards in Financial Services: Celic

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on European share trading, highlighting the shift of trading activities from London to Paris. It explores the regulatory focus on goods over services during Brexit negotiations and the implications for financial services. The discussion emphasizes the need for structured regulatory cooperation between the UK and EU to manage future divergences and maintain high standards in financial services. The importance of ongoing dialogue and cooperation in areas like Fintech and data is also highlighted.

What did the boss of the share trading platform say about the current state of share trading in Europe?

How have the regulators and industry in the UK prepared for the impact of Brexit on financial services?

What was the significance of the shift of trading from London to Paris according to Alasdair Haynes?

What were the main focuses of the talks during the Article 50 process?

What does the joint Declaration on Financial Services aim to achieve?

How can ongoing dialogue between regulators help manage the process of divergence in financial regulations?

What challenges do you foresee in maintaining high standards in financial services post-Brexit?