Investment Association: Brexit talks must go 'beyond political jostling' for the sake of asset management
The Brexit negotiations are too legal and should cultivate a process of "conscious uncoupling" to protect the asset management sector, the Investment Association (IA) says.
Speaking at the Global Invest Forum on 12 October, the trade body's chief executive Chris Cummings, who voted remain in last year's referendum, voiced concerns about the nature of the negotiations...
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