pa? pay paul, in a way, peter to pay paul, in a way, because the finances — peter to pay paul, in a way, because the finances are so stretched, which leads— the finances are so stretched, which leads us_ the finances are so stretched, which leads us to — the finances are so stretched, which leads us to the other element about this which_ leads us to the other element about this which is where it's always about— this which is where it's always about covid and how we are having to rely on _ about covid and how we are having to rely on the _ about covid and how we are having to rely on the industries like the financial_ rely on the industries like the financial services sector who have been _ financial services sector who have been so _ financial services sector who have been so powerful over the decades in actually— been so powerful over the decades in actually raising revenue and paying their own _ actually raising revenue and paying their own taxes — in the ft, it talks— their own taxes — in the ft, it talks about _ their own taxes — in the ft, it talks about how they are responsible for £75,000,000,000 worth of taxes already _ for £75,000,000,000 worth of taxes already 50 _ for £75,000,000,000 worth of taxes already. so they've been a really good _ already. so they've been a really good source of income for the treasury _ good source of income for the treasury. now it looks like he'll have _ treasury. now it looks like he'll have to — treasury. now it looks like he'll have to reduce that in order to keep it competitive going forward. is it competitive going forward. is this another cost of brexit? the ft says amsterdam has taken over as the city for treating euro denominations stairs, and a lot ofjobs have gone to paris and new york since the uk lost unrestricted eu market access at the start of this year. . i