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21 September 2017

Business Insider:UBS調査、ユーロ圏企業の15%が離脱後に英国から全従業員を国外に移動すると回答


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UBS' latest Evidence Lab survey, which surveyed senior figures in 1,200 major corporations across the eurozone, found that almost half have plans to shift a majority of the British staff out of the country, with 28% reporting that they will remove "a large amount" of capacity.


A further 29% plan to move a "small amount" out of Britain.

Beneficiaries of these moves will be countries in the eurozone, the report broadly showed.

The report said: "46% of the companies in our survey said that, should they reduce capacity in the UK and move it elsewhere, this would go to the Eurozone; another 32% referred to EU countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and 29% to other EU countries (not Eurozone or CEE)."

While UBS' survey is a broad one, focusing on "corporates" — effectively all large companies — fears about shifting staff and operations are most acute in the financial services sector. That's because it relies so heavily on the so-called financial passport. [...]

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