Brexit and Financial Services
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Blog
2 July 2018
Parliament enters its summer recess from 24th July. Find out what's on the agenda for Health and Social Care.
2 July 2018
Despite recess being just around the corner, DCMS is gearing up for a busy July.
2 July 2018
As the summer recess approaches, find out what's on the Government's agenda for Transport over the coming months.
2 July 2018
As summer recess fast approaches, July is set to be a busy month for financial services.
2 July 2018
Britain will set out its stall on the future energy relationship with the European Union, in a pivotal moment for the sector.
Reports
No Deal Brexit Briefing
In this latest of our Summer 2018 Brexit briefings series, we will provide analysis of what a ‘"No Deal" Brexit actually is; how it could come about; key milestones and dates leading up to a no deal; as well as the possible fallout.
Brexit Scenarios Briefing
In this briefing DeHavilland examines three possible events which could impact the UK's negotiating position: a fresh referendum, a snap general eection, and a Conservative leadership contest
Brexit White Paper Briefing
Read DeHavilland's analysis of the UK Government's proposed future relationship with the EU.
Austria Presidency Briefing
As Austria begin its Presidency of the Council of the European Union, read about the incoming Ministers, key details, and dates for your calendar for the six month period in our special preview briefing.
Introduction to the New Peers briefing
Prime Minister Theresa May has appointed 13 new peers despite the growing consensus that the House of Lords needed to be reduced. Find out more about the background of each peer in our latest briefing.