Road to Brexit
Live updates on the UK's progress exiting the EU.
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Acrimonious Brexit could hit European Union's credit rating - S&P
Reuters UKAn acrimonious Brexit, in which Britain declines to honour its existing financial obligations could put pressure on the European Union's 'double A' rating, S&P Global said on Monday. -
British fintech sector has shrugged off Brexit dip, says regulator
Britain's financial technology sector has recovered from an initial dip after Britain's vote to leave the European Union, a senior UK regulator said on Monday. -
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Brexit to trigger UK farm policy overhaul and EU funding gap
Britain is expected to radically overhaul agricultural policy after it leaves the European Union and the bloc may have to make changes too when it loses Britain's net contributions to the region's farming budget. -
UK group fleshes out possible UK-EU banking rules pact
ReutersA panel of global regulators could police a new system that allowed Britain and the European Union to use each other's financial rules after Brexit without disrupting markets, an advisory group said on Monday. -
Slovak media face fines for referring to "Britain" instead of UK
ReutersSlovak media covering theBrexit process are facing fines of up to 6,600 euros ($6,987)for using the unofficial but widely known name for the countryin question, Britain, rather than the official United Kingdom. -
European regulators offer Brexit sweeteners to investment banks
Reuters UKA gap in EU financial rules is allowing member countries to compete to host the trading operations of London-based investment banks after Brexit by offering looser regulatory standards. -
Twenty-one countries vie to host EU drug agency after Brexit
Reuters UKThe European Medicines Agency has had expressions of interest to host the London-based regulator from 21 of the 27 countries that will form the European Union once Britain leaves, revealing rivalry from Amsterdam to Zagreb for a prized institution. -
Brexit, political uncertainty to curb European insurance M&A - ratings agency
Reuters UKBrexit and political uncertainty in Europe are likely to depress merger activity among European insurers this year, after a steep decline in deals in 2016, ratings agency AM Best said on Monday. -
Michael Caine on Brexit: 'I’d rather be a poor master'
ReutersBritish actor Michael Caine, who voted for a British exit from the European Union in the June 23 referendum, said he would rather be a poor master than a rich servant and that post-Brexit Britain would endure. -
Bank of England's Carney calls for UK-EU bank rules pact after Brexit
ReutersBank of England Governor Mark Carney called on Friday for Britain and the European Union to reach a sweeping deal to recognize each others' bank rules after Brexit or risk a potentially damaging hit to financial services across Europe. -
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BoE's Carney says not seeking stand-alone UK-EU financial services deal
Reuters UKBank of England Governor Mark Carney said on Friday he did not think there should be a stand-alone Brexit deal for financial services firms, separate from any broader agreement Britain reaches when it leaves the European Union. -
Highlights - Bank of England's Carney speaks at Thomson Reuters
Reuters UKFollowing are highlights from Bank of England Governor Mark Carney's speech on international banking at Thomson Reuters' headquarters in London on Friday. -
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Bank of England's Carney calls for UK-EU bank rules pact after Brexit
Reuters UKBank of England Governor Mark Carney called on Friday for Britain and the European Union to agree to recognise each others' bank rules after Brexit, to avoid a damaging hit to financial services across Europe. -
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UK industrial output shrinks unexpectedly in February, adding to signs of slowdown
Reuters UKLONDON - British industrial output fell unexpectedly in February and manufacturers struggled, according to official data on Friday that added to signs econom -
Michael Caine on Brexit - "I’d rather be a poor master"
Reuters UKBritish actor Michael Caine, who voted for a British exit from the European Union in the June 23 referendum, said he would rather be a poor master than a rich servant and that post-Brexit Britain would endure. -
Britons becoming reluctant to move jobs as Brexit gets underway - REC
Reuters UKBritish workers are becoming more reticent about moving jobs as the process of leaving the European Union gets underway, exacerbating long-standing skill shortages, a survey of recruiters showed on Friday. -
With Brexit, location of derivatives clearing is key issue - EU's Dombrovskis
Reuters UKThe European Commission will reflect carefully on the location of euro-denominated derivatives clearing, a business mostly done in London now and that will be outside the EU when Britain leaves the bloc, the EU executive's vice president said on Thursday.
Trump open to signing Russia sanctions legislation: official
WASHINGTON The White House said on Sunday that U.S. President Donald Trump was open to signing legislation toughening sanctions on Russia after Senate and House leaders reached agreement on a bill late last week.