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Brexit and its impact on FinTechs

Brexit and its impact on fintechs

24 June 2016

On 23 June 2016 the UK voted to leave the EU. The implications of Brexit for FinTech firms will be significant. Catriona Lothian, financial services expert and regulatory lawyer, shares her insights on the key areas of potential change, including authorisations and passports at the NewFinance open mic night.

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Brexit and its impact on FinTechs - NewFinance April FinTech Open Mic Night from Browne Jacobson LLP

Brexit and beyond: navigating the challenges ahead

Our Brexit hub provides useful information on the key areas that are likely to be affected by Brexit, the priority issues for any business or organisation and practical guidance to help you navigate the challenges ahead.

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