Opinion piece
17 March 2016
The UKs sovereignty myth
Those who argue that Brexit would let the UK take back sovereignty overlook the impact of trade on domestic law-making.
Eu-uk relations
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Blog post
10 March 2016
Brexit endangers Londons status as a financial hub
The UKs competitive edge in financial services is substantial and would be difficult to dislodge. But Brexit could damage Londons attractiveness as
Blog post
09 March 2016
Brexit and the EU-UK deal: consequences for the EU
The debate on Brexit focuses on the economic and political consequences for the United Kingdom, but ignores the impact of the new EU-UK agreement on t
Policy brief
07 March 2016
The United States dominates global investment banking: does it matter for Europe?
Europes banks are in retreat from playing a global investment banking role, and this trend is likely to continue in the future. What will be the cons
Blog post
03 March 2016
Fog in the Channel: Brexit through the eyes of international trade
As we approach the referendum that will decide whether the UK continues to be a member of the European Union, we review the UKs trade position. If Br
Blog post
18 February 2016
Child benefits for EU migrants in the UK
Statistics referenced by the House of Commons suggest that 0.26 percent of total UK child benefit claims are paid to EU migrants whose children live i
Opinion piece
11 February 2016
Why euro-zone outs should join banking union
Joining the banking union could provide a stable arrangement for managing financial stability for the UK and other non-Euro countries.
Policy brief
28 January 2016
One market, two monies: the European Union and the United Kingdom
So far, having more than one currency in the EU has not undermined the single market. However, attempts to deepen integration in the banking, labour
Event
22 January 2016
The Bank of England in Europe: Does EU membership constrain non-Euro central banks?
The ECB and its response to crises in the euro area have been in the spotlight recently. But how does EU membership affect the central banks of non-Eu
Blog post
24 June 2015
Will a UK welfare reform ease the UK's EU negotiation?
In a speech on 22 June 2015, UK David Cameron pointed at a number of possible changes that could be made to the UK's tax credit system. Why is th
Opinion piece
14 June 2015
David Cameron and the EUs Waterloo
The United Kingdom, whose new majority Conservative government has pledged to hold a referendum on European Union membership by the end of 2017, perha
Blog post
26 May 2015
European leaders want the UK to stay, but are best friends forever?
The Conservative Partys election victory leaves little doubt as to the holding of a referendum on continued British EU membership in 2016 or 2017. Wh