2013-05-29T00:49:11Z https://www.thenewfederalist.eu/Should-the-City-move-to-Frankfurt,05765#comment16683 2013-05-29T00:49:11Z

<p>European governments have had rather controversial stances on a range of political and economic issues off late. The German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the former French President Nicholas Sarkozy, for example, hailed labour market reform proposals put forward by the former Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti, despite widespread public protests and opposition from labour unions in Italy. I wouldn't go so far as to say that financial centres in the Caribbean are better regulated than London ; perhaps acting as world leaders in areas of finance such as a hedge-fund domicile for the Cayman Islands, yes. It would be rather unwise for UK governments however, to undermine financial centres in the Caribbean when Europe contributes to a share of its private offshore wealth, which can only be beneficial for both parties involved.</p>

2013-05-22T02:15:50Z https://www.thenewfederalist.eu/Should-the-City-move-to-Frankfurt,05765#comment16659 2013-05-22T02:15:50Z

<p>Interesting the lengths UK experts will go to, to preserve London ; which in my view is good. But this they do, even whilst the UK government sets about undermining financial centres in the Caribbean, which are better regulated than London.</p> <p>Professor Gilbert NMO Morris</p>