A number of major banks operating in London are planning to move some 9,000 jobs out of the UK as the country prepares to leave the European Union, a new report has revealed.
A tally of job warnings since July last year, when 52 percent of Britons voted to leave the EU in a referendum, shows that more than half of those jobs were at Germany’s Deutsche Bank and America’s JP Morgan, Reuters reported Monday.
Deutsche Bank has warned that up to 4,000 of its UK positions—more than half of its workforce in the country— might be transferred to Frankfurt and other cities across the EU.
JP Morgan might move some 1,000 bankers out of the city to Dublin, Frankfurt and Luxembourg.
Goldman Sachs, another US bank, has also indicated that it would need more employees in Madrid, Milan, Paris and other cities after Brexit. The warning comes despite the bank’s decision to build a new headquarter in London.
The list also included HSBC, Morgan Stanley and…