February marks the beginning of Brexit transition period
On 11 April the representatives of the EU Member states accorded a “flexible” extension of the term to find an agreement on the exit conditions up to 31 October.
Despite uncertainties, the market still holds growth opportunities for businesses with the right strategies.
A new Law Decree was introduced in Italy to safeguard businesses and investors in case of a no-deal Brexit
Gianni Bitetti interviewed by the magazine Economy on the possible outcomes of a no-deal Brexit
Data from our IBR finds that business optimism across the EU sits at net 60% in the 1st quarter of 2018
Paolo Besio discusses the various possible Brexit scenarios in an interview with Focus Risparmio
A discussion on Brexit will be held to present the new book “Euxit, emergency exit for Europe”
Brexit can be an opportunity, but only if clear and convenient tax and legal policies will be implemented
Giuseppe Bernoni took part in the 28th Ambrosetti Finance Workshop focused on “The outlook for the Economy and Finance”.
The catastrophe announced after the decision of the United Kingdom to leave the European Union has not happened.
After Brexit, companies are facing great uncertainty. It seems that Great Britain does not intend to use any available schemes and therefore a lack of clear rules and limitations over the next two years may cause confusion. It is apparent that companies cannot operate in an uncertain climate and therefore they might decide to opt for countries with a definite set of rules, though with less favourable tax rates.
On 16 March 2017, the conference “Brexit: a challenge, an opportunity” will be held at Unindustria premises in Rome.
While UK Prime Minister Theresa May has said she will begin the process of taking the country out of the EU by the end of March 2017, the nature of what kind of subsequent trade deal May might agree with the EU remains undetermined
Seminar on the effects of Brexit organised in collaboration with the British Chamber of Commerce in Milan
