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magazineLondon’s shrinking bank industry
There is growing speculation that major financial institutions could migrate thousands of jobs away from London as a result of Brexit.
The exact details are still evolving but analysis by Bloomberg suggests Deutsche Bank has already marked one quarter of its 16,000 UK workforce for relocation. JP Morgan and UBS are also among the banks expected to shift a considerable number of jobs to new locations.
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