Luxembourg is catching up to Dublin as the preferred relocation destination for financial services firms looking to move their EU operations out of London. To date, 29 companies have chosen to relocate to Dublin since the UK's Brexit vote three years ago. The CSO said just over 149m tonnes of goods were transported by road in 2018, an increase of 1.4% on the year previously. However, only two companies have indicated an intention to relocate to Dublin so far this year. The Irish government has been working with banks and other stakeholders on a plan that would see Ireland become one of Europe's leading centres for digital finance. Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam and Madrid make up the top six cities for Brexit-related relocations from London.
Luxembourg is catching up to Dublin as the preferred relocation destination for financial services firms looking to move their EU operations out of London. To date, 29 companies have chosen to relocate to Dublin since the UK's Brexit vote three years ago. However, only two companies have indicated an intention to relocate to Dublin so far this year. The Irish government has been working with banks and other stakeholders on a plan that would see Ireland become one of Europe's leading centres for digital finance. Frankfurt, Paris, Amsterdam and Madrid make up the top six cities for Brexit-related relocations from London.