EU to move key agencies from London to France and Netherlands when UK leaves

[DaCool]

[QUOTE=Boilrig;52918997]-I am not editing that mess of a post-[/QUOTE]

Ahh, that post dismemberment quoting looks fucking awful.
Allow me to just address your points without quoting them.

If the conditions change, that being outside of the EU, you think banks and other financial institutions won't shift to being in the EU, you know, like they used too.
The best of both worlds would be to have never triggered the Art 50 in the first place. Depending on the outcome of EU split talks the UK may be off with the Worst of both worlds. No EU and no outside deals.
The EU without UK has enough of opportunities for the financial industry to accommodate them, let's not kidd ourselves.
If they aggregate towards a new centre of disperse is not really the point here. The point here is UK is losing those that shift away.

And again, the UK being worse of the face of hard Brexit, that they get equal trade agreements despite in a weaker negotiation position is wishful thinking.
Sure that they can ask for temp deals, but there is no guarantee of them blindly accepting those or not wanting alter the details.

[Boilrig]

[QUOTE=Coolboy;52919051]Ahh, that post dismemberment quoting looks fucking awful.
Allow me to just address your points without quoting them.

If the conditions change, that being outside of the EU, you think banks and other financial institutions won't shift to being in the EU, you know, like they used too.
The best of both worlds would be to have never triggered the Art 50 in the first place. Depending on the outcome of EU split talks the UK may be off with the Worst of both worlds. No EU and no outside deals.
The EU without UK has enough of opportunities for the financial industry to accommodate them, let's not kidd ourselves.
If they aggregate towards a new centre of disperse is not really the point here. The point here is UK is losing those that shift away.

And again, the UK being worse of the face of hard Brexit, that they get equal trade agreements despite in a weaker negotiation position is wishful thinking.
Sure that they can ask for temp deals, but there is no guarantee of them blindly accepting those or not wanting alter the details.[/QUOTE]

I understand conditions changing, but honestly, if you've been following it, they are preparing for the worst. At current time, it looks like the UK is on track for a trade deal, and even has WTO as a fall back, and the line of countries are ready for a trade deal simply due to the size of the UK market giving a boost that is needed. The centre is the point for these financial centers, it plays a big part of what they do so unless there is alternative, not much will happen surrounding that. I highly doubt we will see full moves, and if we did, it would be over 10-20 years, but by then a lot has changed.

[RockSushi]

[QUOTE=Boilrig;52919084]I understand conditions changing, but honestly, if you've been following it, [B]they are preparing for the worst.[/B] [/QUOTE]

Okay, I was going to take you somewhat seriously, yet you immediately pull shit like this.

Everything I've seen so far has been destructive to say the least.

[DaCool]

[QUOTE={TFS} Rock Su;52919097]Okay, I was going to take you somewhat seriously, yet you immediately pull shit like this.

Everything I've seen so far has been destructive to say the least.[/QUOTE]

Glad he atleast acknowledges that hard Brexit is the worst that could happen, while still overestimating greatly the power the UK would have. Really, the best the UK can hope for is just sliding over into the EU economic zone (or whatever it is called).

They would have effectively just nuked their voting rights inside of the EU, but that is the least of sacrifices instead of going toe-to-toe with the world on their own.