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Coming up this week, we'll be looking at the possibility of a post-Brexit exodus from London.

The French will say things like, well, you know, there are only two global economic cities in Europe, London, Paris.

Is Zimbabwe heading for another currency crisis?

Most Zimbabweans who are now calling it the Bollar instead of the dollar.

I begin to think of it as monopoly manual.

And as all play and no work, make an executive jet an expensive toy.

One of the most remarkable trends of the financial crisis

is that although the amount of travel on corporate jets

for business has been falling.

CEOs are increasingly taking the corporate jet on holiday.

In the wake of Britain's Brexit vote,

hardly a week goes by without rumors of a big financial institution planning

to move some jobs out of the city of London.

A number of cities in the Eurozone seem eager to welcome them.

Paris, Luxembourg, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Dublin, the list goes on.

Patrick Lane, our banking editor, has been investigating their sales pitches.

Patrick joins me now.

Patrick, first of all, roughly what sort of order of magnitude are we talking about how many jobs?

Well that's a good question Simon. You hear reports and talk about tens of thousands but it's

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