just as i do. i'm sorry that they've chosen to leave the government and i think them for their service ms maes leadership was criticised by opposition labor party's shadow brought secretary and the leader of the far right u.k. independence party who says she could be out of power within the week here is that i think all the promise to need to do is to reflect on it listen to what parliament has to say and adjust her approach because she says she's not going to get this deal which is not a good deal through parliament so i wouldn't be surprised if she's not gone by next week as prime minister because it's difficult to see how she can survive this she's come up with this withdrawal agreement and nobody wants it doesn't satisfy the remain as who don't want to leave anyway and it doesn't satisfy the leavers for more we're joined by bracks an expert a dual u.s. u.k. citizen the see your straw marco report which here we welcome it's been an interesting forty eight hours since you gave us that last update what's your take on what's the current circumstances well i will say that interesting is an

understatement yes it is being quite fractious and as we predicted you know theresa may has a tough road to hoe and the reason is because she's not satisfying the labor rights she's not satisfying those that wanted to remain and she's not satisfying the bricks that is remember she was a remain a mish liam what has happened now with all these resignations those letters i have power because they need to be forty eight letters of forty eight come in then there will be a general election interesting and do you think that political popularity could be a problem if she actually could be out of power as we're hearing there's a moment ago well actually yes don't forget she lost seats in the last election as well and she did promise to set down if there was a loss of so many seats so she is in a very precarious situation i can't really think of many who have her back and if you look at what jacob riis mogs said earlier today what he was saying was that she's failed at every point and she. he failed to get

a good agreement out of brussels she failed to secure what basically the british public was voting for and if the u.k. stay so close to the e.u. stay so close to the terrace stay so close with all of the customs regulations that basically that is a brick set so the british public has voted for something which hasn't been delivered hilary let me let me ask you do you think that some of this leaving the cabinet and some of this is really political positioning by opponents there in the u.k. or do they have serious specific concerns with the actual brics that text well actually i think is a somewhat a combination of both thought if you looked at the on the lying sort of allusions that theresa may made when she said that she's speaking on the interests of the nation first that's what she was alluding to exactly to your point i do think that if you look at that track record i mean reese most has always been far on the far

right and he has always been a breakfast so he is staying true to his roots as they all have but of course i mean you know politicians vie for leadership and he was mainly very articulate today he had great. he was a great points where he had actually knew every single part of the agreement and another ca did very clearly what it is that this draft is not accomplishing was others have not said as to sink as he has but i know we've talked about these particular points in the past you've elaborated for them you know the irish border and and the geographic indicators those sorts of things yes but it seems to me those things have already been negotiated and you know there's not much you could get by going back to the e.u. negotiators do you think there is well yes because they take a hard stance don't forget one of the things that we smug said today was that you know seven percent of the world's population lives in the e.u. and what the u.k. would would do in a scenario without an agreement is. to revert to w t o rules and regulations

instead of accepting all these tariffs which is what this current draft agreement is stating that's what the british public at least voted not to have which with the tariffs and the customs union deal they did not want that that's what the vote was about and what is the next step in the process of going to parliament hillary well first of all it's got to be approved by brussels which of course it will be because theresa may was agreeing with them and then it comes back later then to parliament but of course like i mentioned i mean you've had this letter come in of the from the resin the no vote letter came in so no confidence and if there are no other series of letters that if it reaches forty eight then there would be a general election that was that would be triggered by those letters ok and i want to expand our conversation to the economic impact of bracks that we've talked about a few times with the growth of the youth but i to do so i want to head to berlin and bring in our correspondent peter oliver peter thank you for being with us we've

spoken about as all of the large banks are moving from the city of london to amsterdam frankfurt over there in germany where your and paris but what do people expect will be the impact upon the e.u. as a whole. now if you listen to the politicians certainly the ones that have been coming out and saying things here on the the european continent broadly positive this deal is basically what they've been saying all along that being outside of the club can't be more beneficial than being inside of the club they wanted certain conditions in place for breaks that deal it seems that those conditions of either being met all they've come a certain way that they're willing to accept them and we heard from the european council president saying he was pretty much on side with this deal he was looking forward to a summit on the twenty fifth of november where he expected it to be greenlit by the european council if you start looking into the business world

a little bit more though. start off a little bit with the the politicians still owe the european commission european commission if a trade psyllium ouster him she also echoed some of the positivity of the politicians like i'm going to merkel. said donal to the european council president bush he did say there was still a lot of work to be going on. the overwhelming message is nobody wants to see britain leave the european union but if they must go then this is probably the deal for it however you move away from the politicians you get into the chamber of commerce here in china many the head of the chamber of commerce's is less than impressed there they're more giving it more of a wait and see approach the same goes from the. well the leaders of the insurance insurers association here in germany they're giving it as well that more but wait and see approach the reason that giving that wait and see approach is it's ten days until the twenty fifth of november

a lot can happen between now and then particularly if if to resume a was to replace dominic rob he stepped down as break that secretary with michael gove now michael gove we hear there's apparently said he would quite fun see the job only if he was allowed to go back to brussels and renegotiate and that summit on the twenty fifth was council now that would not go down very well at all with people here on the continent if you think people are sick of breaks that in britain the certainly sick of brigs it here in europe and the idea that this would be trundling on for longer well that would start seeing more and more people talking about that no deal breaks it not is a it's a crucial thing because people talk about it a lot more and people in higher and higher places we heard the the chief spokesperson for the european commission on thursday saying he wasn't going to talk about tittle tattle and who it said what about where but what he did say is that the commission had plans for an o.t.

. exists and that they were keeping them under their house for now we heard from the french prime minister who said that we really should talk more about a no deal brigs it and we should be talking about the potential effects for that make no bones about it the europeans don't want no deal breaks that the brits for the most part don't want no deal breaker that tends to be only the the more hardcore drugs the tea is the the you keeps the nigel for raj is of this world that want not want britain to just leave means leaving just get out of the european union it's not going to be as easy as that it's certainly not over yet so the politicians broadly positive on this deal business and those involved with looking out for the interests of business saying it's a little bit too soon just yet to say this is a done deal and hillary briefly are there sectors outside of finance that we've talked about that we particularly either are winners or losers yes i meant think that what you what you're seeing of the car manufacturers that have pulled already

out of the u.k. and then also i think it's important to look at the pound of the pound plummeted today about another one point nine percent that's going to affect all across industries don't forget the supply chain of many companies you think is something that c o quintessentially english sort of like british like a rolls royce for their supply chain it goes across all these countries so you found a lot of the aerospace manufacturing companies as well as common you factious those that have pulled out of the u.k. and i think as we talked about before the businesses have to make plans politicians are up against the same kind of deadlines in terms of leases and. programs and r.f.p. and things that these companies are so yes businesses have suffered and the palace of the only thing i would say is if you look at the the footsie one thousand a lot of those haven't suffered to the same extent mainly just because they sort of bridge across a number of different currencies so they have not been affected as drastically because their overall market valuation again is more global very interesting hillary forward should peter oliver thank you both so much appreciate your insight

and. time thanks guys thank you thank you. and turning to the u.s. retail sector big fish in that shrinking pond have turned in their earnings reports macy's pulled the hat trick beating expectations for a third straight quarter in q three with a three point three percent increase in sales and net income of sixty two million dollars more than doubling that number from q three of last year walmart also surprised analyst positively on both earnings per share and same source store sales at fifty eight cents and three point four percent increase respectively the retail giant increase their earnings forecast based upon those new figures and j.c. penney's trailed its rivals with same store sales falling by five point four percent and a net loss of one hundred fifty one million dollars jim chief executive officers

said our objective to put is to put j.c. penney back on a path to profitable growth in the coming weeks and months i will continue to meet with and learn from our teams throughout the entire organizations talking with them about what we're doing and what's working well and most importantly what we can do to address our opportunities. and moving from north to south america the argentine senate has sent an austerity budget to the desk of president reseal machree enabling mr machree to meet conditions imposed by the international monetary fund or i am in exchange for emergency financing we've spoken about that on the program the budgets line items and underline projections show a cut in the deficit from the two point six percent of g.d.p. down to get this zero zero one to see those numbers the budgets cuts of thirty five percent to social spending an increase of fifty percent in payments on debt required by the most recent addition in june. of six point three billion dollars to

the previous total of fifty billion in i.m.f. financing and i have i.m.f. spokesperson praised the budget cuts that indicated a direct meeting between i.m.f. director managing director christine lagarde and mr america is likely to occur at that g twenty summit in buenos aires later this month that we've told you about. and turning to the right ailing sector there is i catching news on earnings and two major players are entering the rewards game goober has released figures that show net losses increasing thirty two percent year over year in q three to a level of nine hundred thirty nine million dollars meanwhile labor says revenue increased by only five percent between q two and q three and another notable landmark in the sector is the bell but both over and rival lift have now begun to compete in offering rewards for frequent customers were got a head start launching their program yesterday lyft announced last week that writers can begin using their rewards programs next month. and it's time now for

a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll talk about the future of financial technology then tech with henri where again the fin tech and crypto leader a big four accounting firm pricewaterhouse coopers and as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell all green arrows on our big board today we're back in a flash. hillary clinton is a warmonger and the democrats are easily conned into spending trillions of dollars and the defense industry and why they control the house defense stocks went up they mean is there any clear indication that the democrats are the party of war.

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reported fleet of one hundred twenty four aircraft would greatly increase tad as current fleet of just twenty two planes and immediately position the new corporate entity as a major indian carrier jet currently is india's second largest airline. and the world's largest shipping company is warning that the trumpet ministrations trade crusade against china could harm the industry for years the chief executive of mask serin soak told reporters quote the irony is that after trump turned up the rhetoric the united states started importing even more from china but there will definitely be a price for the container industry to be paid maersk officially known as mall or maersk a.p. released figures which show chinese imports from the united states falling by as much as thirty percent year over year on the flip side mirror says u.s. imports from china grew by five to ten percent in q three as u.s. companies including wal-mart we spoke about earlier race to build inventory of

chinese. products. and other shipping news that offers insight into global economic trends tankers filled with liquefied natural gas or l n g are reportedly beginning to linger in asian waters longer as climate change continues to warm our world seasonal demand for l. and g. is dropping off particularly in china the world's largest importer of natural gas earlier this year chinese buyers moved to secure supply for the winter but in october as expected cold weather failed to develop demand began to melt reuters reported today that as many as twenty tankers collectively carrying roughly two million cubic meters of ellen g. are now meandering in asian waters that tied up tankers are in turn creating scarcity in available tankers pushing shipping rates even higher meanwhile the estimated value of that glut of gas has doubled from two hundred million dollars just for eight weeks ago to four ordered million dollars currently.

and we now move to discuss the future of financial technology and are pleased to welcome back to the program that peta crypto leader in asia on our slaney and henry it's so great to have you you are the chair of the fin tech association of hong kong we're going to talk about that a little bit and you also teach pentax as an adjunct associate professor at university of hong kong we're really pleased that you had the time to spend with us from over there and want with the london center is so busy when we talk about tech it really is just the use of financial technology in our economy is and changing the way that the financial sector is designed and how things are delivered what are some of those sort of transformational things on read that are now changing the sector. there's o'barr great to be here absolutely this is probably the most

exciting time to be in fine in financial services and there's a lot of changes going on for example at the macro level a couple years ago many believe that the real change disruption of financial services was going to take place by frantic startups and by silicon valley but actually what turned out that a real change in the industry took place actually from tech fit technology players entering the financial services place and china you know china today is without any doubt the global fund to be to see leader and they're easily eighteen to twenty four months ahead of the rest of the world and a great great example of this are the payment systems of the lot of the tech lost tech players for pay and hourly pay for example but just to put things in perspective last the last year the mobile payment space in china was twelve trillion dollars just by way of comparison there was about fifty billion dollars in the u.s. so it really shows you how the different scale of things but also at the micro level as well bart i mean you know one of the big innovations i'm following right now is voice as

a user interface you know over the last couple years every financial situation tried to become mobile first really bring everybody on their up and read delivers financial services using mobile applications and right now with the rise of voice tools you know tools like amazon echo or google home and people becoming more comfortable we may see financial institutions try to integrate those tools inside everyday banking services and hopefully make banking more exciting and more enjoyable for their customers us i'm smiling with you when you say making banking more enjoyable but i know there's a lot of folks out there and you do too that think it's just a pain that they'd rather have a root canal been than deal with banking one of the particular areas that i want to ask you about is a i about artificial intelligence and how is that playing out in financial services henri. absolutely i mean artificial intelligence will have a massive impact on financial services i mean let's look at particular one area

which is a compliance and regulatory compliance one of them being anti money laundering today bart i mean the financial services industry spends billions of dollars every year and try to actually block launder transactions from entering the financial system and it's a massive failure may according to the u.n. despite all the efforts of we're doing today to combat money laundering we're able to capture less than two percent of longer transactions and this is actually one area where wreck tech regel triptych knology where we will to use some of the latest technology including artificial intelligence to actually deal with these regulatory obligations not only more effectively but also more efficiently and actually we're able to foster a i not only to reduce the number of false positives but actually do a better job in tackling one of the biggest issues we have today in brother financial services related to that on really when you talk about ai and really it's almost the same issue and finance i suppose and that's big data we have

a guest that comes on pam peck citron we call her the data wrangler and the amount of information out there is just crazy and we talk about you know being hacked and all of our information got going up how does big data play into the financial tech sector not just with a high but generally. oh absolutely bart i mean i think. big data is going to play a big role and also many will argue that data is actually the new oil of the economy and that it also is a political the financial services i think one of the big developments of falling right now is that today users give out their data often for free for example i'll give all my data to be able to use the facebook platform or to google to be able to use their search engines and one big trend we may see especially considering the recent backlash against technology firms is that she consumers and users being able to monetize their data and actually look at one trend that we may see it probably in our lifetime is not only being able to monetize. to see the to have certain

different sets of value for example if i'm a big mountain climber or i'm a triathlete probably my data is worth more to certain companies than if i have a regular nine to five job at an office and that's you with this we may see actually not only users be able to monetize their data but really create a whole eco system around and that's actually very very exciting i want to get your view on robo advisors to our they are increasingly being used what do you what do you make of the robo advisors in this space the financial sector. it's a good question but i mean obviously the robo advisor industries off the growing quite a lot and we're actually seeing the industry have a big impact on the traditional asset management industry and this is not only start ups firms like wall front or better or betterment but also some of these tablet players who've been entering the robo advisory space firms like black rock or vanguard but what's really interesting when it comes to wrobel it really plays in the bigger team of a new topic that's becoming very trendy which is financial health which for example

i was reading recently that fifty seven percent of americans don't have four hundred dollars in savings in case an emergency happens and actually that's quite sad actually and this is you know to the same effect that you know we exist size for our physical health or we meditate for our mental health hold we're seeing a big trend towards using fin tech tools like robo advisors or p. to p. in order to actually improve our financial health and again this is a great example of the benefits the fin tech has not only on the financial services industry but also on individuals you mentioned henri a few companies but i want to ask you and maybe the answer is all of the above but which are the biggest companies looking at. you mentioned facebook there's amazon ali a ten cent which are making this sort of major moves out there. yeah it's a very interesting when you look at the large technology firms obviously these large technology firms have an advantage over startups i mean not only to have deeper

pockets but to a certain extent they have the trust of their of their users i mean for example if i'm happy to put all my my kids' pictures on facebook i would want to wouldn't i use that as well to send money to friends and family or if i'm buying all my daily necessities on amazon we're going to use that tool as well to buy insurance products and what's being really interesting now is how we're seeing these large technology firms enter the financial services space and this is again one area where you have to look at china i mean let's look at for example today we chat which is a large messaging platform in china has more than one billion monthly active users and this is quite remarkable but what is even more remarkable is according to certain reports about one target of those users use the app more than four hours a day i mean by way of comparison the average facebook user uses the for about twenty two minutes a day and this is really interesting how these large technology firms especially in china are really there and able to offer financial services to their to their users

in very innovative ways henri we can't thank you enough for being with us we hope you'll come back because of all of this fin tech talk we didn't get to talking about block chain or about crypto currency if we've had you on before but we want you back on that stuff on re on clarion the p.t.c. pen tech and crypto leader for asia henri thank you so much for your time and sharing your expertise pre-shared it. and that's it for this time that was a blast that was thank you for being with us or you could catch boom bust on directv channel three twenty one dish network channel two eighty or streaming twenty four seven on pluto t.v. the free t.v. app channel one thirty two or as always you can hit us up at youtube dot com slash boom bust artie we'll catch you next time so long for now.

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