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Subhadip

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bro!! kounsi aise job thi jo bhai ko pasand nahi aayi!! :lol:

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rip07
Can not disclose openly in public forum. But it was one of the prestigious job of Indian Doctor.
 
Brexit was "a leap into uncertainty". It has rocked all spheres of human's activities, including the financial sector. Now UK has 3 ways of further cooperation with EU as was stated here:
- Membership within the EEA;
- Negotiated Bilateral Agreement;
- WTO Membership.
Thus, the future of the banking sector depends on the current choice and the farther we go from EU membership the huger are the costs.

What do you think about UK banking system assets, which are sharply down?
 
Can not disclose openly in public forum. But it was one of the prestigious job of Indian Doctor.
Long live your patients :D just joking...aur bhi ek dacter babu aye the Dr AK.Naqli ( duplicate) dacter the shayad.

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vikas2131

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Brexit was "a leap into uncertainty". It has rocked all spheres of human's activities, including the financial sector. Now UK has 3 ways of further cooperation with EU as was stated here:
- Membership within the EEA;
- Negotiated Bilateral Agreement;
- WTO Membership.
Thus, the future of the banking sector depends on the current choice and the farther we go from EU membership the huger are the costs.

What do you think about UK banking system assets, which are sharply down?
The main threat inside the EU isn’t Brexit either. It’s Italy. Whose banks sit on over 30% of all eurozone non-performing loans, while its GDP is about 10% of EU GDP. How they would defend it I don’t know, they’re probably counting on not having to, but Juncker and Tusk’s European Commission has apparently approved a scheme worth €150 billion that will allow these banks to issue quasi-sovereign bonds when they come under attack. An attack that is now even more guaranteed to occcur than before.
 

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