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London claims victory in the Brexit wars
Opinion JPMorgan Chase's decision to build a new headquarters in London is a huge vote of confidence and a sign that the City will remain Europe's key financial hub
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'The City's big bet on green finance fails to pay out'
Opinion Insurers and banks are backing away from “green finance”, and there is not much sign of the green boom we were promised. That’s a problem for the City
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Brexit-fleeing banks return to the UK amid crisis in France
Opinion Many banks fled to Paris in the wake of Brexit but are now in full-scale retreat. The City should move quickly to lure them back, says Matthew Lynn
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How does France's economy compare to the rest of Europe?
What state is France's economy in and how is it looking compared to Spain, Portugal and Germany?
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Immigration restrictions: A hot topic for lunch with the family
Immigration restrictions might be best for us all, says Merryn Somerset Webb. Try it out on your relatives.
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Britain was right to Brexit
The EU could not finalise a trade agreement with Australia. The UK could. There is a lesson in that.
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Plenty more Brexit arguments to be settled yet
Opinion Many important negotiations remain to be sealed in our deal with the EU. “No deal is better than a bad deal” is the way to play it, says Matthew Lynn
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What the current state of the Brexit talks means for investors
Opinion As Brexit talks extend into the festive period, anyone hoping the issue will disappear is set to be disappointed. The good news for investors, however, is that it doesn't matter. John Stepek explains why.
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No deal is the best deal for Britain – and the EU too
Opinion Europe has a lot to gain from a thriving, independent Britain, says Matthew Lynn.
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