LONDON - More than a thousand banks, asset managers, payments companies and insurers in the European Union plan to open offices in post-Brexit Britain so they can continue serving UK clients, regulatory consultancy Bovill said on Monday.
As a first step, the companies, who until now have been able to serve UK customers directly from their home base, have applied for temporary permission to operate in Britain after Jan. 31 when the UK leaves the bloc, Bovill said, using figures obtained from Britain’s Financial Conduct Authority. Consultants EY said on Monday that large UK-based firms had now implemented plans enabling them to continue operating in the EU after Brexit. It maintained its estimate that around 7,000 positions would be relocated from London to the continent and a further 2,400 jobs created and hired for locally at the new EU hubs.
JonBenjamin19 Wow
WHY DO YOU LIE? The title doesn't match the content of the article. Aren't you a respectable media?
What about jobs in Staffordshire & Lichfield? We don’t care about London! Why would we care about what happens in London!
We're all doomed 🤔🤣
But...... but....... but
France Germany . A 1000 moving here . What happened to your EU doom story 80, 000 jobs to goto the EU utter rubbishWe have the second largest financial centre in the world and keeping it lYou will trade with us not the other way round in financial services as you have no choice
Well obviously! We'll be turning into a shitty tax haven for the rich to hoard their wealth. Not like the rest of us will see any of it.
Despite brexit...
Great! More offices, more commuting, more pollution so the wealthy can make more money. Have they never heard of teleconference!?🖥💻📱📞☎️🖨📠
Really. Please list all 1000 firms with e-mail ads so I can contact them to advise them with good financial sense
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