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Brexit and the future of Passporting
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03/08/2018
person Diego Katzman
Many financial firms in the UK rely on a passport that authorises them to operate throughout the EU, provided they have notified the Financial Conduct Authority of their intentions. Figures from the FCA recently revealed over 333,000 passports have ...
