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Meeting of Minds - The impact of Brexit on UK financial services firms

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Grania Baird and Jessica Reed from our Financial Services team were expert speakers in the second virtual get together of a Meeting of Minds. The meeting brings together CEOs and CIOs of private banks and wealth managers who focus on the financial needs of high net worth clients.

Grania and Jessica discussed the impact of the Brexit transition period on financial services and questioned, whether we leave with a deal or not, presumably you have a plan? Watch the video to find out more.

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Grania Baird banking lawyer

Grania Baird

Partner

Grania leads the financial services regulatory and funds practice at Farrer & Co. She has over 20 years of experience acting for clients across the sector, including private banks, wealth managers, asset managers and, more recently, payment services firms and Fintech businesses.

Grania leads the financial services regulatory and funds practice at Farrer & Co. She has over 20 years of experience acting for clients across the sector, including private banks, wealth managers, asset managers and, more recently, payment services firms and Fintech businesses.

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Jessica Reed

Partner

Jessica is an experienced financial services and funds lawyer. She advises a wide range of clients including asset managers, wealth managers, private banks, international financial institutions and charitable institutions on the full spectrum of contractual, transactional and regulatory issues.

Jessica is an experienced financial services and funds lawyer. She advises a wide range of clients including asset managers, wealth managers, private banks, international financial institutions and charitable institutions on the full spectrum of contractual, transactional and regulatory issues.

Email Jessica +44 (0)20 3375 7518

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