France speeds up licensing for UK financial Service Providers in Brexit context

[Martinghoul]

Come on dude, we all are going to die. You and me. It hasn't happened but it's a fact.

If you say so...

 

[yiehom]

Speeding up whatever move can add some salt to "perfide albion"'s wound is one thing. Providing the same working environment/atmosphere/regulations is another story altogether.

 

[dealmaker]

France lures British firms with tax breaks
Hoping to counter France’s reputation for high taxes and heavy regulation, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls announced that France’s corporate tax rate would fall to the European average of 28 percent by 2020. His emphasis comes as the country sets up a one-stop shop to welcome businesses fleeing post-Brexit Britain. (Bloomberg)

 

[Maverick74]

France lures British firms with tax breaks
Hoping to counter France’s reputation for high taxes and heavy regulation, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls announced that France’s corporate tax rate would fall to the European average of 28 percent by 2020. His emphasis comes as the country sets up a one-stop shop to welcome businesses fleeing post-Brexit Britain. (Bloomberg)

Won't happen.

 

[mlawson71]

Who knows what will happen once Brexit becomes a reality...