CLEAN : London finance sector optimistic on Brexit transition

The transcript discusses the City of London's optimism about reaching a transition agreement soon, with both the EU and UK sides seeing it as necessary. It argues that apocalyptic job loss scenarios in London due to Brexit are exaggerated, though some adjustments are expected. Brexit's impact is limited for some businesses in the City of London. The transcript also highlights the shrinking share of Europe in the global economy and population, suggesting that jobs leaving London might relocate to other global financial hubs like Singapore or New York.

What is the general sentiment in the City of London regarding a transition agreement?

• Pessimistic and doubtful

• Optimistic and hopeful

• Indifferent and neutral

• Concerned and anxious

How have the predictions about job losses in London due to Brexit been characterized?

• Accurate and precise

• Ignored

• Underestimated

• Exaggerated

What is acknowledged about Brexit in terms of its impact?

• It is a minor event with no consequences

• It is a disruptive event with some consequences

• It will have no impact on job markets

• It will lead to immediate economic growth

For some businesses in the City of London, how significant is being part of the European Union?

• Marginal or limited significance

• Not significant at all

• Moderately significant

• Extremely significant

Where might jobs leaving London potentially relocate to?

• Tokyo or Sydney

• Singapore or New York

• Paris or Berlin

• Dubai or Mumbai