Billionaire Chris Rokos, who paid £330 million in tax last year, is set to leave the UK
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- Hedge fund billionaire Chris Rokos is preparing to move his residency from the UK to Greece and open an office in Athens.
- The reported move follows other high-profile departures by wealthy financiers amid concerns about tax rises in Britain.
Chris Rokos, the hedge fund billionaire who paid £330 million in tax last year, is preparing to leave the UK.
The founder of Rokos Capital Management plans to move his residency to Greece and open an office in Athens, Bloomberg reported.
Rokos is the latest prominent financier to consider leaving Britain as the super-rich face concerns about possible tax increases.
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