Rivals eye Britain's EU passport to riches
Political skirmishes over clearing euro-denominated securities go to the heart of what's at stake
London
A FRENCH president taking an interest in the arcane world of financial plumbing is a sure sign of how Britain's neighbours plan to exploit its vote to leave the European Union (EU).
Political skirmishes over clearing euro-denominated securities go to the heart of what's at stake for Britain as it prepares to negotiate new trading terms with Europe.
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