Brexit: les entreprises de la finance quittent Londres pour Dublin ...United Arab Emirates

Londres présente ce mercredi son premier budget post-Brexit. Un plan particulièrement scruté, entre pandémie et effets de la sortie de l’UE… Parmi ces conséquences, la perte d’attractivité de la capitale britannique pour les entreprises de la finance : près de la moitié d’entre elles se sont délocalisées. Au bénéfice, de sa voisine Dublin.

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