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What the Brexit transition means for advisers

By Tom Carnegie, 2 May 18

UK and European IFA firms have said while the Brexit transition agreement offers “some degree of certainty”, it is important to remember it is not the complete solution and they must still operate with an element of caution.

‘Short’ Brexit transition concerns adviser body

Last month UK Brexit negotiator David Davis said the transition plan, that will run from March 2019 to the end of 2020, will provide “the certainty demanded by business and citizens”.

Experts from Lombard International, deVere and Anacofi talked to International Adviser about what this transition peiod means for the financial services industry.

Click here for the full story in the International Adviser e-zine.

Tags: DeVere Group | Lombard International

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