From The Guardian:
Deutsche Bank would consider whether to relocate some of its UK operations if Britain left the EU, according to reports.
The German lender is said to have established a working group to assess the consequences of a possible “Brexit” following an in/out referendum that David Cameron has pledged to hold by 2017..."
Jolly good.
The question is, will DB also shut or scale back its operations in other non-EU countries, such as New York, Buenos Aires, Mumbai, Hong Kong, Beijing, Tokyo and Sydney?
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
I wouldn't Deutsche Bank on it...
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"Deutsche Bank would consider whether to relocate some of its UK operations if Britain left the EU, according to reports."
Spot the weasel words:
Damn right it would, for a very short time, then decide, no, it's going to keep things as they were. One would expect that they already do everything they can relating to the UK in Germany.
Is this really the best the Federalists can come up with?
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