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City of London, 2020: A small financial platform on the outskirts of the European continent

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The city of London used to be an exceptional financial centre, by far the foremost in the world, a position it had owned for generations. Nevertheless, being attacked from all sides, it attempted with great effort to defend itself and demonstrated imagination and extensive accessibility but yet, eight years after the beginning of the global systemic crisis, it appears as just a shadow of what it used to be…(Read more in the GEAB 103)

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