By Tony Shale
The honeymoon is over for London’s newlywed financial institutions. Now is the time for the more mundane domestic arrangements and the technical difficulties of co-habitation are proving the hardest to solve. When the merchant banks, brokers and jobbers married in haste, many did not take stock of the technology possessed by their partners or of the requirements of the future. And now they are finding that there is no leisure in which to repent.
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