The Brexit Lectures: Passporting: what access will UK financial institutions retain to EU markets?
As the financial services industry becomes ever more globalised, the ability to serve customers across Europe has grown to become a lynchpin of many UK financial firms’ strategies. The vote to leave throws up a… Read More
The Brexit Lectures: Data protection and the future of customer data
As data and its analysis becomes ever more indispensable to a host of industries, regulations governing the acquisition, use and transfer of customer data become ever more important. Brexit presents the UK with a decision… Read More
The Brexit Lectures: UK energy post-Brexit
Following the vote to leave, the energy industry once again is facing an uncertain future. Change is on the horizon as the UK’s role in the Internal Energy Market, future state aid rules and… Read More
House of Lords EU Committee’s report on Brexit: competition and State aid
The House of Lords EU Committee has published their report on Brexit: competition and State aid, that features extensive contributions from Oxera Consulting LLP on this important policy debate. Read More
What will competition look like after Brexit? Oxera’s submission to the House of Lords
The House of Lords EU Internal Market Sub-Committee has launched an inquiry into UK competition policy after Brexit. The Sub-Committee asked for written evidence on particular questions. Read More
Brexit: the implications for UK ports
The UK Prime Minister, Theresa May, has vowed to maintain the frictionless transport of goods between the UK and EU after Brexit—although this language has changed recently to ‘as frictionless as possible’. However, Michel Barnier, the EU’s Chief Negotiator, has suggested that it is not possible to leave the Single Market and build a customs union to achieve frictionless trade. So how ‘frictionless’ can this trade actually get? Read More
Brexit: implications for UK ports
Oxera Partner, Andrew Meaney, writes on the implications of Brexit for UK ports. Read More
Brexit: the implications for UK ports
Oxera Partner, Andrew Meaney, writes on the implications of Brexit for UK ports. Read More
Brexit: implications for the banking sector
The ease of international transfers is a central element of the EU banking system. So how is the UK’s forthcoming exit from the EU likely to affect investors, employees and customers of banks? Oxera Partner, Dr Luis Correia da Silva, looks at the areas that are likely to be affected and the scale of the impact. Read More
Brexit: Oxera’s work
A reports covering Oxera's work on Brexit to date. Read More