Spain investment bank is said to mull London move despite Brexit
Alantra would buck trend for financial firms to plan moves to continent if Britain loses passporting rights
Spain's Alantra Partners is considering moving its headquarters from Madrid to London in a bet the UK capital will remain the centre of European business and finance even after Brexit, according to two people with knowledge of the matter.
The investment bank and money manager, which oversees €3.7 billion of assets and employs about 350 staff in 21 countries, is weighing how many workers it might deploy in London if it completes the move, the people said, asking not to be identified because the plan is private.
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