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JP Morgan on trade: 'There will always be a role for banks'

Trade volumes were already looking lacklustre before the UK’s vote to leave the European Union injected even more uncertainty into the economic outlook.

Tuesday 12 July 2016 at 07:34

Jeremy Shaw: “We’re committed to continuing to work in London”
Jeremy Shaw: “We’re committed to continuing to work in London”

Trade volumes were already looking lacklustre before the UK’s vote to leave the European Union injected even more uncertainty into the economic outlook.

But for Jeremy Shaw, JP Morgan's head of trade finance for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, tough times are an opportunity to rethink how the business works.