Morgann Lesné from travel M&A investment bank Cambon Partners comments: “Most considered FTI too big to fail and therefore would not have seen this coming today. Right now a lot of those B2B suppliers will be urgently confirming their exposure and legal situation – they can guess, but it might take days to work through to an absolute figure.
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