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January 23, 2019

Global Finance has covered the chaos and uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its implications for corporate finance for years.

	•No-Deal Brexit Creates Tax Chaos For Corporates
	•UK M&A Boom Threatened By No-Deal Brexit
	•Ireland Making The Most Of Brexit: Salon Q&A With Kieran Donoghue
	•Brexit Deal Stymied, Ireland Unfazed
	•Brexit Will Not Change UK's Economic Fundamentals
	•Companies Are Not Ready For Brexit
	•Brexit's Impact on London's Financial Sector
	•Post-Brexit, Scots Reconsider Independence