Posted: 15 Jan 2026 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back Five years after the UK left the EU, cross-border financial flows between the two markets still account for a significant share of overall financial activity in both the EU and the UK. “The interconnectedness of EU-UK financial markets”, written in partnership with New Financial, explores how the EU and the UK can deepen cooperation while jointly addressing the challenges facing Europe’s economy. The report sets out recommendations to encourage closer collaboration between the two markets, from coordination on incoming regulations, to technical improvements, as well as non-financial measures improving the environment for cross-border business. The world has moved on since the Brexit referendum in 2016. A more uncertain geopolitical environment is a powerful driver to rethink and strengthen relationships between friendly, industrialised, and democratic Western economies. We share the same challenges and can only master them together. Share: Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to X Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Download Related content Research Report Driving growth Oct 2026 - The UK’s financial and professional services sector is deeply interconnected, with firms headquartered in major hubs employing people across the country. Driving growth Research Report City statistics briefing Sep 2026 - The City Statistics briefing looks at the City of London's role as a global business hub for financial and related professional services. City statistics briefing Multimedia Financial and related professional services jobs Sep 2026 - Search our interactive map now to find out how many FRPS jobs are in your area Financial and related professional services jobs Research Report Priorities for the UK 2027 G20 Presidency Sep 2026 - As the UK looks ahead to its G20 Presidency in 2027, the International Regulatory Strategy Group (IRSG) is calling for a focus on growth, investment and international cooperation. Priorities for the UK 2027 G20 Presidency