EBA
EU misses chance to branch out
The European Banking Authority and the European Medicines Agency will leave London and relocate to Paris and Amsterdam. The choices were open and transparent; they just weren't particularly clever.
Journalist Ferdinando Giugliano's views regarding the outcome of the EU decision to move the EBA and EMA out of the UK.
(Bloomberg) The European Banking Authority and the European Medicines Agency will leave London and relocate, respectively, to Paris and Amsterdam. There was the usual ferocious lobbying, but ultimately the choice was open and transparent; it just wasn't particularly clever. The EU could have been more strategic about its future.
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