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  1. Brexit has led to the erosion of the City of London's dominance, while global banks develop in Canary Wharf and IMF data shows capital decline.
  2. Amid Brexit fallout, global banks are leveraging Canary Wharf as a new financial hub, exemplified by plans for a new tower.

Barclays secured a 999 year lease on a tower in Canary Wharf, establishing a long-term presence in the financial district of London. Revolut is also part of this new generation of tenants.

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Barclays secured a 999 year lease on a tower in Canary Wharf, establishing a long-term presence in the financial district of London. Revolut is also part of this new generation of tenants.

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