Barclays Said to Choose Dublin as Post-Brexit EU HQ

The video discusses the impact of Brexit on London's status as a financial center. Barclays plans to move a small number of employees to Dublin, indicating a minor shift rather than a major change. Cities like Dublin and Frankfurt are emerging as new financial hubs. Some UK banks, including Lloyds, are establishing subsidiaries in the EU, but London remains a key financial center.

What are the implications of taking people out of London for its financial status?

How has Barclays responded to the warnings about London's financial demise after Brexit?

What cities are emerging as winners in the financial sector due to Brexit?

What is the significance of banks setting up subsidiaries within the EU?

In what ways is London still maintaining its status as Europe's financial center despite changes?