How is the finance industry looking with Brexit looming? (neighborhood, rooftop)

[Sweetbottoms]

Hubs and I are throwing around possibly locating over seas in a few years. UK is on our radar. Hes currently a brokerage investment specialist with a very large international firm but may move around to a different sector of finance. We've only just started talking about it so its nice to get first hand experience/opinions. Anyone have experience in the field and want to give some insight? Relocation within the company may be an option or perhaps changing to another company all together. Nothing solid yet for us as far as plans. We aren't sure how Brexit is going to affect the financial field there. We hear mixed things on it. Any opinions/suggestions are welcome.

[Brave New World]

The big issue in terms of the banks is Fintech and not Brexit, and London is increasingly becoming the tech and Fintech capital of Europe, and this can be seen by the massive investments in the city by the major US tech companies as well as Fintech and other tech start up's.

London to remain fintech hub of Europe despite Brexit, study says - CNBC

[Brave New World]

Google's new £1bn King's Cross HQ: 11-storey building will boast a swimming pool, gym, games area and a rooftop cafe | City A.M.

Apple moving into London's $17 billion Battersea Power Station neighborhood - Business Insider

Amazon moves staff into huge London office in Shoreditch - Business Insider

Bloomberg's £1 billion HQ in London won't have canteen... to encourage employees to go outside | London Evening Standard

Facebook reportedly looking at an office over the road from Google's London HQ - Business Insider

Facebook's new London office brings 800 jobs to the capital - The Guardian

Chinese swoop on Royal Albert Dock site for new financial hub in London as pound falls after Brexit | London Evening Standard

[Sweetbottoms]

Thanks guys!!!

[Sweetbottoms]

Originally Posted by Brave New World

Google's new £1bn King's Cross HQ: 11-storey building will boast a swimming pool, gym, games area and a rooftop cafe | City A.M.

Apple moving into London's $17 billion Battersea Power Station neighborhood - Business Insider

Amazon moves staff into huge London office in Shoreditch - Business Insider

Bloomberg's £1 billion HQ in London won't have canteen... to encourage employees to go outside | London Evening Standard

Facebook reportedly looking at an office over the road from Google's London HQ - Business Insider

Facebook's new London office brings 800 jobs to the capital - The Guardian

Chinese swoop on Royal Albert Dock site for new financial hub in London as pound falls after Brexit | London Evening Standard

Thank you for the links!

[oregonwoodsmoke]

Originally Posted by Brave New World

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In summery, the big money guys from the rest of the world aren't worried about Brexit at all