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ARTICLE · 27 SEPTEMBER 2016

Brexit: The Making Or Breaking Of UK FinTech?

In the aftermath of June's Brexit vote, financial services businesses are concerned about the impact the vote to leave the European Union (EU) will have on London's financial services sector.

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In the aftermath of June's Brexit vote, financial services businesses are concerned about the impact the vote to leave the European Union (EU) will have on London's financial services sector. Will London's status as a world-leading FinTech hub be affected?

It is difficult to predict what impact Brexit will have on the FinTech scene until after the new Prime Minister, Theresa May, has set out her plan for the UK's reformed relationship with the EU and access to the single market. Even then we will not have certainty, as her plan will then need to be negotiated in Brussels.

However, it is certain that the Brexit vote has generated uncertainty about the future of European integration which creates challenges for FinTech start-ups and incumbent financial institutions (incumbents). There are now question marks over: (1) the UK's continued access to the single market and "passporting" rights; (2) access to top quality talent; and (3) access to investment for FinTech

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