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Philip Roscoe, The Conversation
Hong Kong protests and Brexit may end up profiting financial elites
Both London and Hong Kong have flourished as offshore financial centres, acting in many ways as secrecy jurisdictions or tax havens since the 1960s.
Philip Roscoe, The Conversation
· Aug 22, 2019 · 09:30 pm
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