>Other European capitals are keen for a slice of Britain's financial services industry which contributed 190 billion pounds ($280 billion) to the economy in 2014, roughly 12 percent of economic output. Ireland said on Friday it had been in touch with firms considering relocating.
>The industry employs 2.2 million people in Britain including around 90 percent of U.S. investment banks' European staff and 78 percent of capital markets activity by the other 27 members of the EU taking place in the UK.
>Paris and Frankfurt are the two largest financial centers on the continent and are therefore seen as the most likely new locations for the EBA.
>The leading "Leave" campaigner and favorite to become the next prime minister Boris Johnson, said Britain would continue to have free trade "and access to the single market".
>But in Brussels, officials said it would be important to keep a tough line.
>"The UK cannot expect special treatment for the City of London during the exit negotiations," said Sven Giegold, a German Green EU lawmaker.
>Britain is also at risk of losing its prized "EU passport" if it fails to secure continued access to the bloc's single market.
>Many U.S. and Japanese banks rely on the passport to operate across EU capital markets unhindered while basing most of their staff and operations in London.
>The City could also lose its position as an important center for clearing financial transactions, the process of making sure that they proceed smoothly.
>Securities transactions are expected to surge in the EU as a result of that new financial infrastructure but London now looks unlikely to reap the benefits of this growing market.
No Polish vermin will take your jerbs when there will be no jerbs
Excellent plan, Boris! I can see this was well-thought-out
Jonathan Watson
>inb4 anglo defence force
Aiden Stewart
So... will the Germans win at last this time?
Charles Diaz
You people are such cowards.
Jeremiah Sanders
at least you got rid of the poles amirite
Joseph Russell
>financial services industry Britain will have to find itself a *real job*, instead of lending people money. Without the banks there is no more multiculti London.The rats and cockroaches will move elsewhere.
Sebastian Peterson
I warned you about the economic repercussions of uncertainty f_a_m.
Noah Rogers
>Real jobs
I don't think serving lattes at Tim Horton's qualifies as a real job.
Dylan Sullivan
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Charles Mitchell
I'm talking about research or industry instead of global Pawn Shops. Toronto functions similarly to London. Other than maybe research in unversities and one or two factories nothing "useful" happens here.
Liam Moore
>Hey bro lets leave this union it sucks >Ok then I'll resign and you guys can take over and do that in the next 2 years >Woah! Slow down, no need to rush it >We'll keep access to the single market if we ask nicely >Also let's keep our EU passports >We'll have to make sure London is still the financial capital of the EU as well somehow
You dumb fucks.
Michael Jones
FEARMONGERING
Sebastian Williams
The ruling government, the establishment and """smart""" money bet on Remain. Instead of preparing they were scaremongering.
it's okay bro. it surely will recover in weeks heck maybe days or hours.
Justin Barnes
>Britain will have to find itself a *real job*, instead of lending people money
been there done that, we're now an advanced service based economy (nearly 80% of GDP is services)
Jayden Hill
>ywn be a british trader jumping off the shard as you hear that brexit won the vote.
Joshua Bailey
>Give me liberty or give me death! What did he mean by this you communist faggot?
Adrian Garcia
The business analysts already said that the changes will be minor.
Then again, if Britain fails to get a good deal, well who knows.
Charles Cooper
>advanced service based economy >advanced That's some loaded language. There is nothing advanced about producing curry.
Joshua Watson
there isn't anything advanced about chopping down trees, either.
Cooper Lopez
Well fuck that muslim tower. Why does London have these tacky mussels and russians building towers that are taller than anywhere in Europe? Don't they understand we just don't do that in Europe (since maybe Eiffel tower) and that they are only making themselves look ridiculous?
Top 50 tallest buildings, none in Europe. Feels good and I hope Russians will fucking understand the European way.
Jace Brown
You called?
Ryder Parker
>>Paris and Frankfurt are the two largest financial centers on the continent and are therefore seen as the most likely new locations for the EBA. Thanks for the fusion lads
As someone living right next to Frankfurt this will blow money right up my anus and will probably even raise the worth of my property since the next few years will see a rise in demand
Brody Harris
I hope Paris becomes the financial centre desu, we already have enough Germanophobia going around in the EU.
Justin Cook
>Paris >financial centre
'no'
If substantial financial activity comes to France, it will get taxed to death in the following years.
Also the traders will get their Porsche keyed by angry frogs. And they will get taxed between 65% to 100% of their personal income. And the tax man will audit them until they leave. Etc.
You cannot trust the French with money. Knights Templar were burned for the same reason, back in the day.
>please bring money my friend :) >thanks, now I can kill you and take all your money >t. French government
Isaiah Moore
What alternatives do you suggest? The manufacturing sector is a backwards step for a developed country's economy. Sad but a true reality of capitalism
John Anderson
Hey, you guys are like us
Ryan Miller
FFU (French-Finnish Union) when?
We'll just tax everyone at 100% to fund a state-sponsored program of ebin memes creation :DDDDD
Dominic Morales
To any of the people who voted to leave I have one question. WHHYYYYY?
Charles Bailey
To recover sovereignty instead of being swallowed in a EU state that will abolish all nations at some point.