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Eight out 10 brokers confident over London’s post-Brexit prospects

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Eight out 10 London market brokers remain bullish over the prospect of the capital retaining its global position in the wake of Brexit.

Research from legal expenses insurer Das also found that 49% of 250 brokers surveyed expected double-digit growth in their business over the next two to three years.

The Das Market Barometer found

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