Derivatives Exodus From London Shows Brexit’s Impact, Former Citi Executive Says

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A shift in derivatives trading from the UK to the European Union reflects the impact of Brexit, according to Jerome Kemp, a former global head of futures and clearing at Citigroup Inc.

Derivatives Exodus From London Shows Brexit’s Impact, Kemp Says

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