Brexit punditry - double bubble

I went down to spread betting house IG's offices in the City yesterday to talk to Jeremy Naylor about Theresa May's first EU summit, and remarks from the BBA about the future of London as a financial centre. Vids below! 

John Rowland, Cicero, says as the populist vote gains traction across the European Union, politicians are defending the EU's position against the UK's exit path. This, he says, is the political vs the economic tension across the EU.

John Rowland, executive director at Cicero, tells IG that the British Bankers Association is making a robust position in an effort to ensure that London-based banks can remain, but he also says negotiations may well take 5 years.