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Jamie says jobs would flood out, Boris says funds would pour in

Comment: JP Morgan CEO was right to speak out on Brexit's impact on jobs – but an intriguing question hangs over what a Trump presidency might do for investment in the UK

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David Wighton

Open arms: Johnson expects that with Trump in the White House and the UK out of Europe, money would make its way to London
Open arms: Johnson expects that with Trump in the White House and the UK out of Europe, money would make its way to London Photo: Getty Images

Good for Jamie Dimon.

The JP Morgan boss has never been shy of sharing his views. But it must have been tempting for him to adopt a lower profile over the European Union referendum. True, he doesn't have retail customers in the UK and doesn't need to worry about alienating those that are for Brexit.

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