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The Impact of Brexit on the City of London

Hosted by the Financial Markets Group

Old Theatre, Old Building,

Speaker

Lindsey Naylor

Chair

Simeon Djankov

Lindsey Naylor will discuss the impact of Brexit on the financial services sector.

Lindsey Naylor is a partner in Oliver Wyman’s Global Corporate & Institutional Banking practice, based in London. She joined Oliver Wyman in 2005 and was promoted to partner at the end of 2013. She has worked across broad range of assignments for corporate & institutional banks in the US and EMEA. She now focuses heavily on complex regulatory response programmes for, US and European Investment Banks. Ms Naylor is leading Oliver Wyman’s dialogue with the industry on Brexit and was the author of Oliver Wyman’s 2016 report The Impact of the UK's Exit from the EU on the UK-based Financial Services Sector.

Simeon Djankov is Executive Director of the Financial Markets Group at LSE and was Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Bulgaria 2009-13. 

The Financial Markets Group Research Centre (@FMG_LSE) was established in 1987 at the LSE. The FMG is a leading centre in Europe for policy research into financial markets. It is the focal point of the LSE's research communication with the business, policy making and international finance communities. The FMG works alongside the Department of Finance to understand problems in financial markets and in the decision-making processes of corporations, banks and regulators.

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