UK-EU financial-market access must factor in stability risks, ECB warns
By Jack Schickler ( January 8, 2020, 16:40 GMT | Insight) -- EU-UK financial-market relations shouldn't be taken for granted after Brexit, the European Central Bank's vice president has warned, and the institution will make its voice heard on risks of wholesale deregulation of the UK derivatives sector. Speaking as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson met today to discuss forthcoming trade negotiations, Luis de Guindos stressed that the ECB would take a proactive stance. EU-UK financial-market relations shouldn't be taken for granted after Brexit, the European Central Bank's vice president has warned, and the institution will make its voice heard on the risks of wholesale deregulation of the UK derivatives sector. ...
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