Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles Dear delegates the official language of this conference is English Let·s get the party rocking Silence Today, we focus on We, the United Kingdom held a national referendum on 6/23 and the result showed that 52% voted to leave and 48% wanted to stay The next day, Cameron claimed to resign The British pound depreciated and the index of FTSE 100 plunged After that, Theresa May became the new prime minister We, Germany strongly refuse any informal Brexit talks until the UK triggers Article 50 Italy Second France Second Oh my friends Brexit means Brexit We will trigger Article 50 to formally initiate the leaving process by the end of March next year Her firm tone implied a tendency for Britain to totally breaks up with EU which was called Hard Brexit Unlike the concept of Soft Brexit speculated by the market formerly British is probably not paying the member fee for the access to the single market Established in 1694 Bank of England is the first central bank in the world and it has been the cutting edge of financial instruments and law due to their foresight and opening policy London boasts 250 foreign banks and 200 foreign law firms An abundance of clever people adept in English law as much as in finance gathers here, and the wealth of employers, in turn, attracts more workers These factors offer London·s financial industry economies of scale which forms its status as the main clearing center in euro-denominated securities Such as, swap, stock, future, banknote, option Around 70% of trading in euro interest-rate swaps takes place in London produce clearing house even though it is outside the euro zone But what does clearing house mean It is an intermediary between buyers and sellers of financial instruments which secures them to attain what they want with the credible trading data Also, if default occurs clearing house would take on the significant risk making financial market stable and efficient London·s economies of scale makes it the clearing center and as it is much easier to find buyers and sellers in the tremendous market being a clearing center attracts more financial businesses London is viewed as a global entry point into the EU for financial services but that relies on UK-based financial entities being able to ;passport: their services within the EU single market Because of Brexit UK may lose its financial passporting rights and countries such as China may withdraw their investment in the UK Besides, it could also make the city less attractive for international banks and financial institutions And further damage its status as European financial center There·s also a possible solution to enter the single market MIFID 2 creates a new single rulebook for non-EU members to follow the same financial laws and regulations and by this, they may enjoy some access to the single market The European Central Bank has been monitoring the clearing market through BOE to avoid the panic caused by violent price fluctuation However, the ECB has long wanted its currency clearing to take place on its turf for effectiveness As long as Britain losses EU membership and recourse to the European Court London·s clearing center position may be deprived following by the departing of international banks and financial institutions Now, there are several cities, such as Paris, Frankfurt and Amsterdam coveting after the position of clearing center because of its tremendous profit Due to the time concern, who can give us a summary London is not about to crumble in the short time as other centers lack its scales and sheer concentration of expertise Also, we suppose that the location of clearing center should be the result of free market system rather than who speaks the loudest gets the prize However, it·s no doubt that some business may go elsewhere and Europe·s financial industry will become more fragmented and inefficient due to the uncertainty to the future direction The longer the political and regulatory vacuum lasts the more harm it will do Thanks for your efforts and participation
B1 clearing brexit financial london market single market London After Brexit ft. Econ MUN 模聯菁英 302 10 oliver zero posted on 2017/07/13 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary