Industry welcomes Brexit transition deal but - 'risks have not gone'
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The greater certainty and stability offered to financial markets by Monday's Brexit transition agreement between the UK and European Union has been welcomed by the financial services sector.
The agreement, which is conditional based on each side reaching a deal on a final withdrawal treaty, will enable a 21-month transition period after the UK leaves the EU on 29 March 2019, whereby a continuation...
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