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How competitive will London be post-Brexit?

5 Jul 16

Is London’s spot as the number one financial hub threatened and which financial centres will benefit the most from the United Kingdom’s decision to leave the European Union?

PA gathered views from the Mayor of London and three industry figures.

"We're extending our Dublin-domiciled fund range" - Warren Tonkinson, OMGI
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“We’ve been extending our offshore, Dublin-domiciled fund range for some time and will continue to do so post-Brexit vote. Having an offshore fund range has allowed us to offer solutions to a wider range of clients, as we’ve been expanding in Europe and beyond. While it’s too soon to say how the industry will evolve over the next five to ten years,  I believe the importance of having a diversified range of funds across different domiciles, will be more important than ever, especially for global asset managers.”

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