How Tories can regain rationality, Renminbi Liaison Network seminar
Commentary: How Tories can regain rationality
By Meghnad Desai in London
In Britain’s zig-zag course to leave the European Union, two things are clear, in the wake of the European elections and Theresa May’s decision to resign. She steps down from the Conservative party’s helm on 7 June, ushering in a contest to choose a new leader and prime minister by end-July. First, both Conservatives and Labour face existential crises, shown by the collapse in voter support and seemingly unbridgeable internal European divisions. Second, demands for a second referendum serve no useful purpose.
Read the full commentary on the website.
Meeting: Renminbi Liaison Network seminar
Thursday 6 June, London, 9:00 BST
OMFIF’s annual meeting of the Renminbi Liaison Network brings together market participants to share investment and regulatory best practices on the renminbi and China’s financial architecture.
This meeting focuses on China’s economic outlook, debt and structural adjustments, as well as developments in renminbi internationalisation, market regulation and the Belt and Road initiative.
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