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Former Goldman chief Sherwood leaves Britain amid tax hike fears

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A former Goldman Sachs chief who sits on the board of Revolut, Europe’s most valuable private technology company, has become the latest prominent financier to leave the country amid concerns about Britain’s rising tax burden.

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