Ha, "post Brexit". Despite all the celebrations by idiots there are still months and most likely years more Brexit to go.

For now nothing actually changes, British citizens are still EU citizens, a London bank is still an EU bank.

In principle the country is "rapidly" negotiating a long term arrangement on everything for completing by the end of the year. This hypothetical "deal" would set up the relationship from 2021 onwards.

In practice there are two schools of thought. Maybe the intent is to get to the end of the year and accuse the EU of having somehow failed to achieve a deal (even though the EU was always clear that would take much more than a year) then break off with no relationship and suffer a huge economic down turn as a result. Maybe somehow that works politically? It's hard to see how, but it's not as though Brexit made sense anyway.

Or maybe the idea is to build up the tension and then announce we've belatedly discovered that it isn't possible to finish the deal immediately and so we'd like an extra say, two years to finish making a deal, kicking the can down the road. Who knows.

Nobody knows what will happen, really, but so far yes.

I just think it's amusing the idea that London has weathered the Fall of the Roman Empire, the Black Plague, the Blitz, and the Brexit vote, but what will finally dim its star is Twitter sanctioning WFH.