"London will always remain Europe's financial capital'

Sure thing, Brits. Your London will end up servicing the great financial territories of Namibia, Pakistan and the British Virgin Islands. Oh yes, and Cornwall!

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Shame Frankfurt will be Detroit by then.

Turks don't cause problems, they're just clannish

US will scoop up UK. We've been looking for someone to replace you retards for awhile now. Your trade deals are completely unfair.

>Shame Frankfurt will be Detroit by then.
There is little in terms of automotive industry in Frankfurt. There is some big automotive industry in surrounding towns, but not really in Frankfurt.

Also, Detroit is doing better.

Odd reply. Its not like you didnt already know what i meant.

>Frankfurt

With the mudslimes that invaded it that have the same qualifications as an elementary school kid, I doubt it will last long.

>80,000 jobs
>In a market the employs more than 750,000
Wow that's like an entire 11%. And even at that it's assuming that every job in London will be moved abroad and not taken from other jobs already in the EU.

>(((Mann)))
hmmm

Germany's migrants are French, Italians, Brits, Americans, Danes, Austrians, Polish, Ukrainians, Russian, Greek etc. 85% of Frankfurt's migrants are European. For good reason, it is an expensive town which has literally no manufacturing, but only high skilled service jobs.

It is literally a third rate NYC, just without the people of color.

>>In a market the employs more than 750,000
Frankfurt has 750,000 inhabitants (the region has 5.5 million people). 87k new jobs are quite something really. The city expects 200 million more in tax revenue from these jobs. And Frankfurt is so poor, it can't even oust all the druggies and brothels from the train station area.

>Frankfurt has 750,000 inhabitants
Who cares about the size of Frankfurt? I'm saying that, even at the worst case, it's a tiny dent in the size of The City.

The city will end up crossing the million threshold by 2025. You don't even know how much stuff is built here. There are whole city districts which are built up from scratch right now. Frankfurt is probably the fastest growing city in Europe right now (measured in percentage growth from its base).

lmao is that the metro paper? they give that away for free on buses its so shit.

people wont buy it,its far left retardation

When I say "The City" I mean The City of London, you know Europe's largest financial center.

Unfair? Just build better things you stupid faggot
Don't cry when you can't compete

>The City of London, you know Europe's largest financial center.
It is not Europe's financial center any more. It is just a financial center located on an island off the shore of Europe. Sort of an off shore financial center really.

London will be fine.

The top Jews are located there, and they ain't moving to Frankfurt.

All part of the krauts master plan

Get fucked anglos

London will be the trashbin of Europe, where all the 3rd world scum will concentrate in,

At least Germany has mostly Turks, that are the most civilized and secular from the middle east

>It is not Europe's financial center any more.
Pretty certain it still accounts for about 75% of all trades in Europe. And it will remain that way after brexit (given that Euro operations are the only that will be negatively affect by brexit, presumably).

this

What the fuck is a frankfurt

>Pretty certain it still accounts for about 75% of all trades in Europe

Pretty certain it doesn't account for even 1/3rd of Europe's financial business any more. And this is rapidly going down.

Trading is one thing, financial business a completely different thing. You can do trading in Singapore or Tokyo if you want, completely irrelevant these days, as algo trading has taken over.

Frankfurt is fucking awful. Bankers, whores, and brown people.

>Londonistan
ok..
well Shiria Law bans charging interest on bank loans. in 2020 no banks will stand in LDN.

Mehmet? You're back!

zurich and HK will always be THE financial centers, whatever that shit actually means...

>What the fuck is a frankfurt
>British education

I know your schools are the worst, but you could at least have some basic European geographic knowledge. Like ever heard of Paris or Amsterdam or Rotterdam or maybe Stockholm? What about Milan, Venice, Barcelona, Munich, Vienna?

Have British schools already switched to teaching SOLELY pic related?

user but Sharia law will also appy to Frankrut am Main soon..

>Frankfurt is fucking awful. Bankers, whores, and brown people.
>Burger
>who has never been to Frankfurt or if he has, he has seen the two streets outside of the train station

Yeah, Burger, when I first set a foot on American soil back in 2002, literally the first thing I saw getting out of the hotel in the morning were a dozen homeless black people warming themselves at burning firewood and paper in large cans. I felt I was in some third world shithole. When I asked them where the next brothel is, they shook their head saying "police men not gonna let ya pay for pussy, maaan, pussy ain't up for sale in this patriotic, freedom country".

>It is literally a third rate NYC, just without the people of color.
An old London trader once described it to me as "Chelmsford with Germans". It's 15 years since I last went there, it was still Chelmsford, but with Turkish taxi drivers.

topkek

>user but Sharia law will also appy to Frankrut am Main soon..
Not really. How will your country do with 16 million people, most of them foreigners? Comfy?

zurich is shit too, but since redshields and other money masters live here, schweiz will always be protected, at least for the rich

Is this the same Frankfurt with all the mudslimes you imported from shit third world countries? Lol

Never heard of Chelmsford.

Anyway, Frankfurt has the lowest taxes of all available options for high paid bankers and the lowest living costs. That is why most US banks have opted to shift their European headquarters to Frankfurt post Brexit.

drugs are pretty much legal, so is child prostitution and child sacrifice also happens a lot... welcome to literal hell on earth..

>child sacrifice also happens a lot.

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>Is this the same Frankfurt with all the mudslimes you imported from shit third world countries? Lol
Frankfurt has a proportionally smaller Muslim population compared to most British cities - and most of these Muslims are Kurds and Turks (which in itself is not good, but they aren't the headscarf wearing, Allahu Akbar screaming type of Muslims).

This is really naive. Because of the way the EU works it's much more efficient to move Euro operations into the EU, however anything that isn't EU based will remain unaffected, it's typical Europhile idiocy that leads to conclusions like your, that London will be immensely weakened by brexit. But global finance is just that, global, in the end we're looking at (in the worst case) something like an 8% lose of jobs and a 10-15% loss in revenue. Which sounds like a lot, but given London's huge lead over the next best European financial center, means that it will still be the largest in Europe.
>tl;dr: There's more to picking a location than just tax.

Chelmsford is a a crappy market town: the county town of Essex, East of London. The comparison is fair but not flattering.
Frankfurt has a big staffing problem. Even if you can get old of English speaking back office staff, they tend to be inflexible ass-coverers.
Another problem is the German legal system - there's a reason most contracts are subject to Delaware or London law.
>t. worked in finance in London, Paris, Frankfurt, NYC & Boston.
>Paris and Frankfurt tied for worst place to do business among those.

>that London will be immensely weakened by brexit.

A lot of international businesses have their EU operations in England (including in London). They have their ops there, because they want to have access to the single market AND work in a large city, English speaking environment with lots of talent.

Given Brexit, they will have to make a choice - look at tariffs and non-tariff barriers and continue their work in England... or move to the single market. It all depends on how much business they do in the single market.

Obviously, trading will stay in London. But advisory with European clients? Derivatives clearing for European trades? CApital markets work? Legal advice? All of this depends on Britain's membership in the single market and I just doubt Germany wants Brits to show other EU states that they can do "business as usual" without paying a dime to the EU budget.

>Im going to reply to an anecdote with an anecdote thatll show em!

>Frankfurt has a big staffing problem. Even if you can get old of English speaking back office staff, they tend to be inflexible ass-coverers.

You are forgetting that businesses in Frankfurt working in finance end up hiring Germans, not Brits. It is less of a "shifting people from London to Frankfurt" but a "not hiring in London, but hiring in Frankfurt" shift. As to staffing, there is enough staffing in Frankfurt - quite a lot actually, even so much that wages are way lower than in London.

>Another problem is the German legal system - there's a reason most contracts are subject to Delaware or London law.
First, there is no "London law" and second Delaware refers to corporate law which is typically not used as the law of choice for contracts, but NY law. We use English law governed finance contracts for the most part and for certain deals NY law. Nobody fucking cares about German law here - not the German lawyers nor the German bankers nor any one else.

you are mixing frankfurt up with Paris - in Paris they still try to keep French law alive in corporate law, which fucks up their competitiveness masssively.

It showed him, he did not reply.

Merkel's problem is that German exports are physical (e.g. cars) and easily taxed or outright blocked, while Britain's exports are virtual (services). Still, I wouldn't underestimate May's ability to fuck up a winning hand: like the election.

>Merkel's problem is that German exports are physical (e.g. cars) and easily taxed or outright blocked, while Britain's exports are virtual (services).
I am not sure in which fantasy world you live, but in this world, Germany's services exports are larger than British' services exports. It is just the case that our goods exports are so even so much larger that our proportion of services exports are lower of our total exports.

Also, the point is that goods, under WTO rules, cannot be blocked by any other WTO country. This is why we are so good exporting our goods worldwide. We may have to pay 4% here or 2% there on exports, but as we have a shitton of trade deals everywhere, we typically pay nothing at all.

But under WTO rules, services exports can be blocked for no reason whatsoever and most countries block all financial services exports ... even with comprehensive free trade deals. For instance, London bankers may not export their services to the US - that would not even change with an FTA. This is why banks in London have to have US operations to do business in the US.

90% of the german prison population. Why you hiding your flag, Mehmet?

>Sebastian Mann
German first name, German last name.

Clearly the same as Shmuly Lieberman

I thought Bern was the financial capital.

What do I know?!

I'm curious, as I haven't done business in Frankfurt in a long time, where do you incorporate your entities? For an American deal vehicle you'd have onshore in Delaware, offshore in Cayman, with (as you point out) contractual (rather than structural) disputes subject to NY jurisdiction.
US tax-exempts (e.g. pension funds) deal with the offshore entity to avoid retail bullshit like tax withholding.
How does it work in Frankfurt? Do German pension funds need to go offshore? What about "Belgian dentists"?

no Bern is just politix and diplomatic centers

You do realize that almost every largely migrant populated area in europe has lower crime rate than the major american cities.

I am from Frankfurt and I am not so keen on having even more bankers here. If you dont work in the financial sector, you do not gain anything. On the other hand rent will go up even further and if somethings goes wrong they'll use everyones tax money to bail them out.

>If you dont work in the financial sector, you do not gain anything
If you don't work in finance there's literally no reason to live there?

These bankers will very quickly realise that Frankfurt is boring shit.

g*erman i swear in the name of God Almighty that I will take great delight in killing you and your kind

someone give this turk a chill pill

>These bankers will very quickly realise that Frankfurt is boring shit.
They are Germans, not Brits - Brits aren't relocated from London to Frankfurt, but Germans are hired in Frankfurt and no one is hired in London. Germans know everything in Germany is boring. They have never seen London, so they have no comparison.

Also, Frankfurt is all about meeting some German or Eastern European woman to have 2-3 white kids with - Tinder is basically empty in Frankfurt with the exception of some Turks trying to score American girls on student exchange here.

>black idea man
>migrants can't have a high crime rate if you don't count their crimes

Frankfurt, where Germans are a minority and the Arabs live like Kings

>If you don't work in finance there's literally no reason to live there?
BS. Finance jobs make up a small fraction of the jobs in Frankfurt. This is not London. We may have 25,000-30,000 finance jobs tops in Frankfurt.

>I'm curious, as I haven't done business in Frankfurt in a long time, where do you incorporate your entities?
Depends on what you want to do. If you go for an M&A deal, typically Luxembourg entities and for tax reasons sometimes a Lux-Ireland sandwich. For real estate, often you see Isle of Man entities, and some other exotics. I have seen a lot of Cyprus and Malta and sometimes Estonian entities for tax reasons.

If you are talking about a manufacturing business, it is just a German entity - at the seat of the business. Topcos (typically LuxCos) are put above depending on the shareholders.

>For an American deal vehicle you'd have onshore in Delaware, offshore in Cayman, with (as you point out) contractual (rather than structural) disputes subject to NY jurisdiction.
Yes, pretty much this - just only in the above explained German way.

There are many other situations where you use any variety of entities. In GErmany, the entities used can also have effects on labor situations such as mandatory works councils etc.

>How does it work in Frankfurt? Do German pension funds need to go offshore?
I am not a funds specialist, but due to the government nature of pensions, and no 401ks here, the number of true pension funds in GErmany is limited. You will see people putting their money in any long-term asset to plan for their retirement instead of a true pension fund - many just invest in real estate, others buy a mix of shares and funds. As nothing is tax exempt anyway, private pension funds never really had a large influence here in GErmany. We have some corporate pension funds still around, but they are legacy funds and are strictly regulated in terms of what they can do - they are all German entities.

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>note that America is 4.88
>look through the European section
>look through the african and middle eastern section
America is LITERALLY third world tier.