Brexit (Old)

[heero_yuy]

Indeed. There are those who, for their own political reasons, cynically adjust each of the input parameters to their model (BoE and treasury) to produce the worst possible outcome and then tout this as what is going to happen then the media lap it up and spit it out across their biased networks (BBC)

I wonder why we never hear what might happen when all the parameters are set for the best possible outcome?

[Mr K]

Originally Posted by heero_yuy

Indeed. There are those who, for their own political reasons, cynically adjust each of the input parameters to their model (BoE and treasury) to produce the worst possible outcome and then tout this as what is going to happen then the media lap it up and spit it out across their biased networks (BBC)

I wonder why we never hear what might happen when all the parameters are set for the best possible outcome?

Or it could be worse than they're predicting ....

All Brexit scenario's will have a negative impact, that I'm afraid is the reality.

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Mr K

Or it could be worse than they're predicting ....

All Brexit scenario's will have a negative impact, that I'm afraid is the reality.

But there will be no negative impact on our freedom from Brussels and we can build economically on that.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by Mr K

Or it could be worse than they're predicting ....

All Brexit scenario's will have a negative impact, that I'm afraid is the reality.

Strange how the Independent Bank Of England is accused of bias because it does not agree with the economic views of others Its the same with the so called political bias of the BBC where News, Current Affairs and Factual Output has to be in whatever form it entails must be treated with due impartiality.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/editorialguide...s/impartiality

[ianch99]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

But there will be no negative impact on our freedom from Brussels and we can build economically on that.

If you lose your job as a result, "freedom" does not pay the mortgage.

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by ianch99

If you lose your job as a result, "freedom" does not pay the mortgage.

So being under the Brussels yoke pays the mortgage?

Originally Posted by ianch99

If you lose your job as a result, "freedom" does not pay the mortgage.

He won’t have to pay a mortgage if the bank, he’s lent from pisses off in to the EU with all this fear mongering bullshit, that banks will cease operations in U.K. and jobs will be lost under a no deal scenario. Honestly.

[ianch99]

Originally Posted by Sephiroth

So being under the Brussels yoke pays the mortgage?

There's no "yoke" here. It is only in your perception ..

There are 100,000's if not millions of people who did not vote in 2016 to be poorer. There is no mandate for this calamity.

[denphone]

l thought this was a excellent balanced speech from Sir Ivan Rogers on Brexit.

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2018/12...ers-on-brexit/

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by Mick

He won’t have to pay a mortgage if the bank, he’s lent from pisses off in to the EU with all this fear mongering bullshit, that banks will cease operations in U.K. and jobs will be lost under a no deal scenario. Honestly.

It's the investment banks which are having to move some operations to the EU. Not the retail banks which provide current accounts and household mortgages.

Originally Posted by ianch99

There's no "yoke" here. It is only in your perception ..

There are 100,000's if not millions of people who did not vote in 2016 to be poorer. There is no mandate for this calamity.

The calamity is non-existent, it is a made up negative fantasy by Remainers who oppose leaving a cancerous dictatorship organisation, AKA EU.

There is a mandate for leaving the EU and there was two official votes backing it should happen. Nothing you say, will factually alter that whatsoever.

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Originally Posted by 1andrew1

It's the investment banks which are having to move some operations to the EU. Not the retail banks which provide current accounts and household mortgages.

No - banks which have threatened to move ALL their operations to the EU, will have to move all their Corporate Assets to another Jurisdiction, once that occurs, banks have no legal avenue to pursue debts with UK customers, (because they are in another country, under their laws, not UK).

Once they move their entire operations out of UK jurisdictions, all contractual obligations that customers have, become null and void.

Of course it will never happen because it is made up fictional nonsense and the banks themselves have substantial lending contractual obligations that they cannot afford to just write if they leave the UK for good.

[1andrew1]

Originally Posted by denphone

l thought this was a excellent balanced speech from Sir Ivan Rogers on Brexit.

https://news.liverpool.ac.uk/2018/12...ers-on-brexit/

Thanks for posting. It may be a bit long for the time-pressured but worth reading. Thanks for sharing.

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Originally Posted by Mick

No - banks which have threatened to move ALL their operations to the EU, will have to move all their Corporate Assets to another Jurisdiction, once that occurs, banks have no legal avenue to pursue debts with UK customers, (because they are in another country, under their laws, not UK).

Once they move their entire operations out of UK jurisdictions, all contractual obligations that customers have, become null and void.

Of course it will never happen because it is made up fictional nonsense and the banks themselves have substantial lending contractual obligations that they cannot afford to just write if they leave the UK for good.

Not sure which website you've been reading but no retail banks are moving overseas as their customers are in the UK.

[Carth]

Investment banks . . . are they the ones who employ people to throw other peoples money into grand schemes hoping for a nice little earner?

Serious question because I'm not the gambling type, so have no idea about how investing in Carilion, HSL, the 'peoples pension' or a 6 trillion sq ft office block in Southwall benefits me.

Originally Posted by Carth

Investment banks . . . are they the ones who employ people to throw other peoples money into grand schemes hoping for a nice little earner?

Serious question because I'm not the gambling type, so have no idea about how investing in Carilion, HSL, the 'peoples pension' or a 6 trillion sq ft office block in Southwall benefits me.

No...

Investment bankers help their clients (businesses, not individuals) raise money in the capital markets, provide various financial advisory services, and assist with mergers and acquisition activity (and they have a nice little earner from these activities).

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by ianch99

There's no "yoke" here. It is only in your perception ..

There are 100,000's if not millions of people who did not vote in 2016 to be poorer. There is no mandate for this calamity.

As I said, you don’t get it. There is a mandate to leave the EU. That the guvmin mucked the process up is not a reason to invalidate the Referendum.