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An American bank (JPMorgan) being the largest bank in Germany are you sure? Sounds like fakes news to me especially given the size of Deutsche Bank and DZ
'JPMorgan Chase & Co. is moving about 200 billion euros ($230 billion) from the U.K. to Frankfurt as a result of Britain’s exit from the European Union, a shift that will make it one of the largest banks in Germany.'
'.....the bank last week told about 200 London staff to move to continental European cities including Paris, Frankfurt, Milan and Madrid, Bloomberg News has reported.'
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New Border in Kent on 17:23 - Sep 23 with 660 views
'JPMorgan Chase & Co. is moving about 200 billion euros ($230 billion) from the U.K. to Frankfurt as a result of Britain’s exit from the European Union, a shift that will make it one of the largest banks in Germany.'
'.....the bank last week told about 200 London staff to move to continental European cities including Paris, Frankfurt, Milan and Madrid, Bloomberg News has reported.'
So one of the largest not the largest, the OP said the largest which is why I questioned it especially given the size of DB & DZ.
200 staff isn't many doesn't Morgan employ something line 14,000 in the UK ?
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New Border in Kent on 18:05 - Sep 23 with 631 views
So one of the largest not the largest, the OP said the largest which is why I questioned it especially given the size of DB & DZ.
200 staff isn't many doesn't Morgan employ something line 14,000 in the UK ?
I wouldn't worry about the pedantics of whether they become one of the largest or the largest bank in Germany. It's just another negative, however people try to explain it away as meaningless. If there was €200 billion being moved to the UK it would be jumped on by every Brexit supporter going.
Problem is, that when the eventual sh*tshow is in full force and people realise the gravity of the situation, trying to re- join the EU will be painful and we will be far worse off than we are now.
It's all so depressing.
Plus, there'll be plenty of people gaslighted into believing that its all the EU's fault.
I'm one of the people who was blamed for getting Paul Cook sacked. PM for the full post.
New Border in Kent on 19:17 - Sep 23 by BlueBadger
Plus, there'll be plenty of people gaslighted into believing that its all the EU's fault.
I’ll never forgive those froggy barstewards for...
- forcing us to have a referendum - insisting Cameron resigned - making us trigger A50 with no fkn clue what we wanted, and then accepting...the cheek! - not uniting the Brexiteers and giving them a plan that could have got through Parliament, which meant... - forcing May out due to her traitorous attempt to reach a compromise that protected the integrity of the UK - agreeing to our second effort to finalise an agreement - not having a plan for how we can manage the new border with the EU that’s been obviously coming for 4 years
There's a curious lack of Brexit supporters on this thread, why aren't they here explaining how we knew all along we'd need a border in Kent and that it's a great thing?
There's a curious lack of Brexit supporters on this thread, why aren't they here explaining how we knew all along we'd need a border in Kent and that it's a great thing?
I think the majority of people who voted to leave the EU will claim, with justification, that they didn't vote for the sh*tshow being offered right now.
Don't believe a word I say. I'm only kidding. Or am I?
I think the majority of people who voted to leave the EU will claim, with justification, that they didn't vote for the sh*tshow being offered right now.
You'd be surprised. I've not seen many who still openly support Brexit denouncing this sh!t show.
I think the majority of people who voted to leave the EU will claim, with justification, that they didn't vote for the sh*tshow being offered right now.
Actually they did, as they were told what they were voting for, and after, had voted for.
It's just they chose to ignore the blindingly obvious
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