The report predicts the German city will become “the clear European centre for financial market regulation and … the European centre for supranational risk management”. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Frankfurt is home to the headquarters of the European Central Bank. UBS also plans for its continental European investment banking and wealth management operations to set up shop in the German city, according to reports. Rather than them changing Frankfurt, maybe Frankfurt will change them.”Frankfurt is not under pressure to retain its cool image like Berlin is Phoebe Escott-KennyOne banker commenting anonymously told the Guardian that while the city might lack the “frisson” of London, Frankfurt had, as he saw it, much to offer. And I can say it’s a typical anglo-Saxon/American city in many regards, more so than Munich or Berlin.

Source: The Guardian January 27, 2017 07:15 UTC