UK chancellor Rishi Sunak hints at 'Big Bang' for Brexit financial services        

People talking about a repeat of Margaret Thatcher's 1980s deregulatory agenda 'make a really, really good point'
Rishi Sunak: 'The City has always constantly innovated, adapted, and evolved to changing circumstances and thrived and prospered as a result.'

Rishi Sunak: 'The City has always constantly innovated, adapted, and evolved to changing circumstances and thrived and prospered as a result.'

UK chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak hinted at a repeat of Margaret Thatcher’s 'Big Bang' period of financial services deregulation now the UK is no longer bound by EU rules.

There is “a whole range of things we can do slightly differently” after Brexit, said Mr Sunak in a podcast interview. People talking about a repeat of the former prime minister’s 1980s deregulatory agenda “make a really, really good point”, he said.

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