Britons in the EU face myriad investment and pension problems

Brexit has meant many UK citizens living in the EU have seen the forced closure of their UK bank accounts, yet today Blevin Franks is warning expats in the EU that this is likely to mark just the beginning - pensions and investments could be next. For more than 20 years, EU trade in financial services has gradually increased as Brussels developed its own single rulebook for financial services and harmonised standards of financial regulation and supervision across the bloc. Most importantly, this allowed for so-called passporting arrangements between EU member states - whereby a compan...