New York surges ahead of London as financial hub, survey finds
Just 22% of respondents predict London will still be a major financial centre in five years' time
27 January 2020 - 20:54
London — New York remains the world’s top financial centre, pushing London further into second place as Brexit uncertainty undermines the UK capital and Asian centres catch up, a survey from consultants Duff & Phelps said on Monday.
Britain will leave the European Union on Friday with future access to its biggest financial services customer uncertain after a business-as-usual transition period ends in December...
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