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Financial trade bodies to meet City minister for no-deal Brexit talks

Sit-down planned amid turmoil in Westminster, where parliamentarians scored a significant victory in their efforts to prevent no-deal

By

Ryan Weeks

In a stunt organised by the Avaaz campaign group a man dressed to rresemble Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson in an Eton uniform pushes the plunger on a "No-Deal Bomb" outside the Houses of Parliament in central London on September 3, 2019
In a stunt organised by the Avaaz campaign group a man dressed to rresemble Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson in an Eton uniform pushes the plunger on a "No-Deal Bomb" outside the Houses of Parliament in central London on September 3, 2019 Photo: Getty Images

A group of influential City trade associations will convene next week to discuss the immediate implications of a no-deal Brexit for the financial services industry, even as UK parliamentarians scored a significant victory in their efforts to prevent such an outcome.

Senior figures from UK Finance, the banking body, the Investment Association, which represents fund managers, Innovate Finance, the fintech trade group, and London Market Group and ABI, which represent insurers, will be among those at a September 9 meeting with City minister John Glen at the Treasury.

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