There's a lovely article in the Economist under the above title.
It's all about bankers who have moved to Geneva and now want to come back to London - because it's the only place to be.
And for those who have never been to Geneva - I assure you, it is probably the most boring police on earth.
And that's why banks won't be leaving the UK. Because people won't go.
Hat Tip: Clifford Singer
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Yes, location decisions often defy economic analysis and tend to follow quality of life factors. London is a world class city and this more than anything attracts people and businesses.
I wonder why Frankfurt is not mooted as a destination for those seeking to relocate from London. It is a vibrant financial centre.
“The most boring place on earth” (I assume you mean) – so unlike East Anglia. “Norfolk Enchants” as they say, when asked if they would like to live in Norwich…
@genette
Norfolk is the best place in the world to live
And dare I say it (and I don’t live there, and was brought up in Ipswich) but Norwich is a great city
I’d recommend a few days there to anyone
Great Lanes (eat your heart our Brighton)
More mediaeval churches than anywhere else north of the Alps in a square mile (even beats London and both were blitzed)
Good shopping if you insist
Take a trip on the river…
I could go on
And as for the Norfolk countryside – good job the weekend is coming up