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News and features
JP Morgan moves staff over no-deal fears
Amid mounting fears that the UK will fail to reach a trade deal with the European Union by the time the Brexit transition period ends on December 31, JP Morgan Chase has told about 200 London-based staff that they will have to relocate to offices in Europe.
Background information
International Schools in Europe: embracing change for flexible futures
Top international schools already have a reputation for moving with the times. Their response to the pandemic proves why. Find out more in our webinar.
Immigration
UK nationals working in the EU or making business trips there now the transition period has ended
The U.K. left the European Union (EU) on January 31, 2020 under the terms of the Withdrawal Agreement, an agreement struck by London and Brussels in October 2019.
Education
The Relocate Global Coronavirus (Covid-19) resource centre
The Relocate Global Coronavirus (COVID-19) resource centre - with articles designed to help employers and employees amidst this worldwide crisis and with links to trusted resources.
International schools: passport to the journey of a lifetime
Curriculum and university choices set the foundations for lifelong learning. The 'Exploring Curricula and Higher Education Options' webinar welcomed experts to show how schools are preparing young people for the future.
The British School of Milan
The British School of Milan, founded in 1969, is the only school in Milan awarded the highest rating of excellent by UK Government Inspectors (ISI). In 2020, it was rated among the top 10 schools in Europe.
Short- and long-term accommodation
Aparthotels Adagio: finding a home away from home
Conveniently located in a perfectly central location – Aparthotels Adagio meet the needs of the discerning business traveller.
House-price growth: A two-speed Europe?
Ranked by annual house-price growth, seven of the top ten countries around the world are in Europe, a new report has found. However, another four European countries are among the weakest-performing markets globally.
Buying or renting a property in Italy
The Italian property market features a plentiful supply of homes, which often outstrips demand. There is a lot of choice therefore, when deciding which house to rent or buy. So, there is no need to rush when selecting a property as there are plenty that can satisfy anyone's tastes, whether they are country homes, villas or modern and functional apartments.
