Last December Chancellor Jeremy Hunt announced a package of reforms to financial services known as the 'Edinburgh Reforms'. The reforms would strip back burdensome EU red tape in an effort to make the City competitive against other international financial hubs.
But have the reforms gone far enough?
To discuss this, IEA Head of Public Policy Matthew Lesh speaks to Catherine McBride, an economist with an extensive professional background in financial services and a former IEA researcher.
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