In the last few years, the free movement of capital and payments, as well as the freedom of estabilishment of banks and, more generally, antitrust law, have been subjected to events that have altered and remodeled the essence by questioning the purposes. The so-called ‘Brexit’ represents in chronological order the last stumbling block to overcome and the recent beginning of the negotiations between European Union and United Kingdom, is the new starting point for managing this recession and ensuring the balance and growth of The Old Continent.