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City firms poised to ride fintech wave

Legal Business
Legal Business · 4 November 2015 · 4 min read
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Victoria Young reports on the diverse mix of law firms  looking to take advantage as finance meets technology

UK Economic Secretary Harriett Baldwin isn’t holding back on the government’s ambitions for the fintech industry in the UK.

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