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ARTICLE · 26 DECEMBER 2019

Brexit Means Brexit? Not Quite…

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Whilst many who were worrying about the consequences of a possible Corbyn win will have breathed a sigh of relief on election night, EU nationals living here,

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Whilst many who were worrying about the consequences of a possible Corbyn win will have breathed a sigh of relief on election night, EU nationals living here, about to move to these shores or with significant UK investments might be wondering what exactly lies ahead and how easy to digest Boris Johnson’s ‘oven ready’ deal will prove to be.

Regardless of what shape Brexit will take, the UK is most likely to retain a pre-eminent status as a ‘go to’ destination for wealthy individuals and families. With arguably the world's most highly developed legal infrastructure and unrivalled expertise in finance, technology and numerous other sectors, the UK remains one of the most attractive places to settle and do business in the world, particularly for those in need of high-calibre personnel and leading advisers.

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