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“We think the mood of optimism and better bid for risk is probably something we live with for the week.”. The trade news was largely priced in to currency markets, with the risk-on mood nudging the dollar down 0.1 percent against a basket of currencies to 96.518. The euro ticked up 0.1 percent against the greenback, trading around $1.1350 and staying within the $1.1213/1.1570 range that has held since mid-October. Sterling was idling at $1.3069, with markets awaiting clarity on the direction of Brexit talks.

Britain’s government is considering different options, including possibly delaying Brexit, if parliament fails to approve the deal Prime Minister Theresa May struck with Brussels, The British premier on Sunday postponed a vote on the deal until just 17 days before Britain’s scheduled March 29 departure from the European Union, setting up a showdown with lawmakers, In commodities, 3d pretzel cufflinks oil prices edged up toward 2019 highs on the trade news, and as sanctions and political uncertainty tightened supply in several producer countries..

LONDON (Reuters) - Major banks are still not ready for a ‘no-deal’ Brexit as they grapple with delays in licences for new European Union businesses, staffing problems and snags in redrafting contracts. Despite thousands of staff working on preparations for more than two years, sources at five high street and global investment banks told Reuters they still face a number of mission critical hurdles if Britain leaves without a deal. Sources at three investment banks said their efforts would not be completed by Brexit Day on March 29, potentially throwing the legal status of thousands of contracts into doubt.

“There will be people who aren’t ready, There will be 3d pretzel cufflinks bumps in the road, if not more,” one of the sources said, Prime Minister Theresa May has pushed back a vote on her proposed EU exit deal to March 12, prompting lawmakers to step up efforts to stop a no-deal Brexit, but banks say only a vote in favour of May’s deal or a delay to Brexit will reassure them that there will not be an abrupt no-deal exit, For most major banks based in Britain, the timely legal transfer of their EU client business, including loans and deposit accounts, derivatives contracts, stocks and bonds, to EU subsidiaries to mitigate the loss of unfettered access and data flows to the single market is the biggest concern..

Customers whose contracts are not transferred could be left unable to respond to market events, or without access to funding or protection against swings in interest rates or currencies, risking wider market turbulence. A source familiar with one investment bank’s position said between 10-15 percent of contracts they had intended to transfer were still “work in progress”, with some clients actively resisting the transfer, while others have held off paying for legal advice on the expectation a deal will still be struck.

Banks struggling with “repapering” contracts may be aided by temporary workarounds proposed 3d pretzel cufflinks by most major EU governments, but none have yet been put on the statute book, and there is a wide variation in how much flexibility different countries offer, Rachel Kent, partner at law firm Hogan Lovells, said, “This is a patchwork, some we haven’t even seen yet and the ones we’ve seen are different and open to interpretation.”, However, if Britain secures a Brexit deal with Brussels, it would mean business as usual for financial firms, giving them until the end of 2020 to complete their preparations..

Others are still waiting for licences for new EU units so they can still fully serve customers, with Royal Bank of Scotland seeking licences in Frankfurt for two entities so it can maintain access to Bundesbank payment systems. RBS warned this month that more than 50 billion euros of cross-border payments are at risk without the licences, but chairman Howard Davies said he had “every expectation” they would be approved by 29 March. A source close to the process said one of the two units had obtained draft approval, with the other still pending.

Lloyds Banking Group is also waiting on the final nod 3d pretzel cufflinks to set up the third of its planned EU hubs in Luxembourg, which is for its insurance clients, Banks are also struggling to fill jobs in their new EU hubs, with the number UK-based financial institutions expect to move overseas by March 29 at 2,000 from 5,766 forecast in a September 2018 Reuters survey and 10,000 estimated a year earlier, The EU has granted banks some leeway on how quickly they need to build up staff in new subsidiaries, and in some cases banks have found workarounds to reduce the number needed..



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