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Private equity and the trade and cooperation agreement

by Contributor 15 February 2021

The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) between the UK and the EU, as has very quickly become clear, does very little for financial services. In formal legal terms, the difference between no deal and this deal for financial services is small, although in political terms the difference is crucial: an orderly, cooperative relationship rather than a disorderly and uncooperative one.

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