Paul Clarke is the Investment Banking Editor at Financial News. He covers a range of topics including markets, financial services, and business leaders, with a particular focus on investment banking and occasional commentary on football. Paul has been featured in notable publications such as MarketWatch, The Journal, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Paul Clarke
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By: Paul Clarke
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