"Theresa May won't look quite so hopeless once whoever takes over confronts the same Parliamentary arithmetic, EU realities and sour national mood," tweeted Rupert Harrison, a former chair of the UK Council of Economic Advisers.
That revelation was made public on Budget day, causing some to suggest that he had lost none of his expertise in media management. At BlackRock he will work with Rupert Harrison, his closest adviser while in No 11.
Date: Mar 17, 2017
Category: Business
Source: Google
EU's Barnier Said to See Brexit Deal Taking 15 Months to Strike
businesses pressuring May to secure a transitional arrangement that preserves current trading terms between the U.K. and EU until a new relationship is agreed. Rupert Harrison, chief macro strategist at BlackRock Inc., said on Monday that May would need to ask for such a deal before triggering Article 50.
Date: Nov 29, 2016
Category: World
Source: Google
May Spells Out Immigration Limits as the First Brexit Red Line
Despite Mays offices insistence that the U.K. wants its own deal, Rupert Harrison, a former U.K. Treasury adviser now at BlackRock Inc., said on Twitter that the statement suggests Britain is headed for one of two types of arrangements.
Date: Aug 31, 2016
Category: World
Source: Google
The Beginners' Guide to Brexit: What Have We Learned So Far?
One idea enjoying attention now is based on the European Economic Area. Rupert Harrison, a former adviser to the U.K. Treasury and now at BlackRock Inc., calls it EEA Minus. That would mean the U.K. having a bit more immigration control and a bit less single market.
Date: Jul 24, 2016
Category: World
Source: Google
The British umpire: how the IFS became the most influential voice in the economic debate
e way in which recent changes to welfare and tax credit policy may change behavioural incentives over the long term. In a sense, those dynamic questions are probably more important, said Rupert Harrison, a former IFS staffer who served as George Osbornes chief of staff from 2006 until 2015.
The top Treasury civil servant, Nicholas Macpherson, was dispatched to Canada for talks with Mr Carney earlier this month. And Mr Osborne's senior aide, Rupert Harrison, was in the US last month where he is reported to have been taking expert soundings on possible changes to the Bank's remit.
The current real-life adviser to George Osborne Rupert Harrison is sitting a few tables away as Nighy recalls all this. In one of those life-imitating-art moments, he is introduced to Harrison by chance and urges him to persuade his boss to drop his opposition to the tax, opposition born of a de