Is Britain’s stock market still firmly in British hands?
This is the story of the Great British Sell-Off. In 1986, when sweeping deregulation of the London Stock Exchange opened the floodgates to international banks and investors, supercharging GDP growth and turning London into a global financial powerhouse.

Today, key decisions about British companies are often made in New York, Tokyo or Singapore. Some applaud the influx of international capital; others see a loss of national sovereignty. What do you think?

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