Banking reform down the pan, if Cameron gets his way

[littlebasher]

Sounds like a cryptic crossword clue. Can you give us the "probably 10 more compelling reasons to leave" please.

 

Corporation tax, banking tax, cost of workforce - all cheaper abroad

 

Then there's significantly less governance from the UK and EU

 

And no banking reforms!

 

That's just a few examples, think how many more there would be to increase revenue and reduce cost if the banks were located close to where they make the majority of their profit (Asia)

 

HSBC already moved its chief executive’s office to Hong Kong

[Stan Tamudo]

Corporation tax, banking tax, cost of workforce - all cheaper abroad

 

Then there's significantly less governance from the UK and EU

 

And no banking reforms!

 

That's just a few examples, think how many more there would be to increase revenue and reduce cost if the banks were located close to where they make the majority of their profit (Asia)

 

HSBC already moved its chief executive’s office to Hong Kong

 

I think we should start a sticky?

[Bloomdido]

This country has a massive problem. There is no party that is worth voting for. They are all corrupt and biased. Cameron is owned by the establishment. Labour are conservatives and the libdems are lapdogs.

We need new blood!

Who shall it be?

 

We need a revolution. It may already have begun.

[Guest sibon]

 

HSBC already moved its chief executive’s office to Hong Kong

 

Funny that, the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank placing its Chief Executive in Hong Kong. What will they think of next?

 

Here's a very good idea. It is time that we stopped being scared of banks and started to force them to pay their fair share, regardless of where they claim to be based.