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<blockquote data-quote="j.s.cox" data-source="post: 124779" data-attributes="member: 20454"><p><strong><u>Update:</u></strong></p><p></p><p><u><em>Commercial Awareness Article</em></u></p><p>I decided to write about the impact of Brexit on the London markets and trading. I think that as the urgency of the pandemic has died down a bit, the true impact of Brexit is revealing itself. I'll admit that I was never in favour of Brexit, so my views may be a little biased. I'm quite pragmatic, however, so I understand that rejoining the EU at this point would be unlikely to be helpful. The government does need to find a way to make the UK an attractive place for business again as we are seeing people and businesses move away from the UK.</p><p></p><p>I also listened to an interesting podcast this morning (FT News Briefing) discussing deglobalisation. Essentially, they were saying that the only country that is really in the position to stop trading and 'deglobalise' is the US. Applying that to this story, the UK desperately needs to find more connections around the globe and with the EU if it wants to remain a financial powerhouse. It is important for us to have close connections to the EU in terms of trading, because many smaller businesses have existing clients in the EU and need to find a way to ensure those existing connections remain profitable. </p><p></p><p><u><em>Targeted applications</em></u></p><p>For the first time since I started my goals, I have fallen a little behind where I wanted to be at this stage. I still have plenty of time to get my applications in, but I just haven't got as far through the applications as I wanted to be. I'm giving myself a bit of grace because I have done pretty well so far. As long as I manage to get the applications in, I won't panic too much. Also, it is my main goal to convert my NRF vac scheme into a TC, so I have spent a lot of time preparing for this. Hopefully I won't have to be making more applications very soon!</p><p></p><p>Thanks for following my journey!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="j.s.cox, post: 124779, member: 20454"] [B][U]Update:[/U][/B] [U][I]Commercial Awareness Article[/I][/U] I decided to write about the impact of Brexit on the London markets and trading. I think that as the urgency of the pandemic has died down a bit, the true impact of Brexit is revealing itself. I'll admit that I was never in favour of Brexit, so my views may be a little biased. I'm quite pragmatic, however, so I understand that rejoining the EU at this point would be unlikely to be helpful. The government does need to find a way to make the UK an attractive place for business again as we are seeing people and businesses move away from the UK. I also listened to an interesting podcast this morning (FT News Briefing) discussing deglobalisation. Essentially, they were saying that the only country that is really in the position to stop trading and 'deglobalise' is the US. Applying that to this story, the UK desperately needs to find more connections around the globe and with the EU if it wants to remain a financial powerhouse. It is important for us to have close connections to the EU in terms of trading, because many smaller businesses have existing clients in the EU and need to find a way to ensure those existing connections remain profitable. [U][I]Targeted applications[/I][/U] For the first time since I started my goals, I have fallen a little behind where I wanted to be at this stage. I still have plenty of time to get my applications in, but I just haven't got as far through the applications as I wanted to be. I'm giving myself a bit of grace because I have done pretty well so far. As long as I manage to get the applications in, I won't panic too much. Also, it is my main goal to convert my NRF vac scheme into a TC, so I have spent a lot of time preparing for this. Hopefully I won't have to be making more applications very soon! Thanks for following my journey! [/QUOTE]
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