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Fexco buys more foreign exchange outlets, tapping sterling volatility on Brexit

Fexco has added two outlets to its existing 110 foreign exchange branches in Britain and Ireland by acquiring Changelink Ltd in London, in a deal that shows the volatility caused to sterling by the UK’s Brexit vote of summer 2016 has given new life to large foreign exchange retail traders.

Fexco buys more foreign exchange outlets, tapping sterling volatility on Brexit

Thu, 01 Mar, 2018 - 16:33

By Eamon Quinn

Fexco has added two outlets to its existing 110 foreign exchange branches in Britain and Ireland by acquiring Changelink Ltd in London, in a deal that shows the volatility caused to sterling by the UK’s Brexit vote of summer 2016 has given new life to large foreign exchange retail traders.

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