Well so is the parent comment which is arguing essentially that things are fine today and so they will continue be fine in the future. I'm simply suggesting th

Well so is the parent comment which is arguing essentially that things are fine today and so they will continue be fine in the future. I'm simply suggesting that may not be the case since EU is now likely incentivized to disrupt the current status if only to set an example. Rather than disrupt physical trade that is linked to export oriented mainland jobs, financial sector may be a riper target as barriers to moving these jobs are low (essentially no capital investment), disrupting it can be used to create jobs on the mainland and can create a punitive effect on UK.