UK financial authority giving its best ‘reasonably’ to avoid Brexit market disruption

LONDON (UK) – The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority said on Thursday that a trade deal between Britain and the European Union would still leave markets in the risk of disruption from January.

The FCA’s head of international, Nausicaa Delfas, told a City & Financial online conference, “That is why we have been taking steps to prepare for all scenarios at the end of the transition period, to minimise disruption to the extent we reasonably can.”

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