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Brexit could lead to seismic changes to Europe s finance capitals, as Amsterdam s recent surge appears to indicate. The Dutch capital overtook London as the share trading capital of Europe earlier this month while the UK adjusts to its new life outside of the EU. The city s share trading volumes quadrupled to average £8billion per day in January. At the same time, average volumes in London fell sharply to £7.4billion last month. This shift comes after the EU refuses to recognise London s equivalence – meaning E
Brexit is not good for us Netherlands fear over trade despite Amsterdam surge msn.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from msn.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Companies are being drawn to the Netherlands as a result of Brexit, but the coronavirus outbreak caused fewer foreign firms to go to the country in the past year on the whole, the Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, or NFIA, said in its annual report.
Amsterdam takes on the City in post-Brexit battle
The Dutch capital is touting its advantages over London as a place to do business within the European Union
24 February 2021 • 12:00pm
Amsterdam, home to the world’s first “modern” stock exchange in the 17th century, is stealing the limelight from London once again. With EU-based financial institutions banned from trading European stock in London as a consequence of Brexit, Amsterdam overtook London as Europe’s top trading hub last month.
In a change described by one analyst as symbolic , shares worth more than €9bn (£6.4bn) a day were traded on Euronext Amsterdam and the Dutch arms of CBOE Europe and Turquoise, a fourfold increase on December. In London, meanwhile, volumes of daily European share trade plummeted to €8.6bn, according to CBOE Europe figures.
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