That Goldman Sachs article from 2017 is looking a little bit outdated in light of Goldman Sachs own press release about their new European HQ in London in 2019

That Goldman Sachs article from 2017 is looking a little bit outdated in light of Goldman Sachs own press release about their new European HQ in London in 2019 - https://www.goldmansachs.com/careers/blog/posts/goldman-sachs-london-plumtree-court.html https://www.goldmansachs.com/careers/blog/posts/goldman-sach... So GS haven't moved headquarters, even though they have moved a small number of personnel. Some others appear to be increasing capacity in Frankfurt and other European centres, or at least they were two years ago. All very predictable and sensible given what may happen. But this still doesn't add up to "Banks kind of had to move their headquarters out of London". In fact so far there hasn't been a single example (here, in the thread) of a bank that has actually done that. Just a lot of speculation. (I'm not making any strong claims that it won't happen, by the way, I just wanted to challenge the trope that it already has happened)