Finance & Banking

The Possible City of London Brexodus

The EU in Brussels has today given official powers to its top Brexit negotiator. The former French diplomat Michel Barnier is not expected to begin talks until after the UK general election in June. Banks and financial institutions are already preparing for the world after Brexit and planning to pull some of their staff from the finance hub in the City of London.

Most banks want to keep a foothold in the EU common market. The exact details are still evolving but Deutsche Bank for example is planning to relocate some 4,000 jobs to someplace else in the EU or Eurozone. Locations which could profit from the banker's Brexodus are Frankfurt and Paris but also Dublin, according to a report by Bloomberg.

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This chart shows finance and banking jobs marked for relocation from the UK to the EU in connection with the Brexit

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Number of finance jobs projected to move from London (UK) post-Brexit from 2017 to 2019, by city of relocation
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Number of announced company relocations from the United Kingdom (UK) in the finance sector following Brexit from 2016 to 2021, by city of relocation
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Estimated and current number of jobs relocations by international banks from the United Kingdom (UK) due to Brexit from 2017 to 2019
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Leading financial centers in Western Europe as of September 2025
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Number of companies that have announced relocation plans due to Brexit as of April 2019, by country of relocation

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