Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has confirmed Dublin will become its new European centre, but it remains unclear how many jobs could move or be created in Ireland.
According to the Irish Independent, the company will move some parts of the business to prepare for any possible regulatory changes which could occur as a result of Brexit negotiations. Subject to regulatory approval, the management company in Dublin is expected to be operational in H2 2018. Parent company L&G is also known to be looking for a full EU base in a post-Brexit environment, according to the Irish Independent. LGIM said in a statement: "Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) confirm that they have chosen Ireland, subject to regulatory approval, for part of their in...
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