Month: January 2021

After being thrust into a sudden recession in 2020, the European economy is looking toward the second half of 2021 for a recovery to be in full swing. That is when Europe in particular is expected to reach herd immunity from the pandemic, which is widely expected to lead to the lockdown restrictions being eased across the eurozone. Indeed, that is when many countries expect to begin moving away from economic contraction and toward expansion once again. In the interim, 2021 could still be slow going, with the expectations set for the European economy to shrink by 7% this year.  Continue reading A Light at the End of the Tunnel for European Economic Recovery

Since the referendum in the United Kingdom resulted in voters deciding to leave the European Union, “Brexit” became a long stretched-out path to “independence” that left many uncertain about financial services. Brexit has taken years to finalize and it even involved a rotation of multiple prime ministers to get it done. Continue reading How to Brexit: Payments and Finances After the Divorce