British voters carry out not have much affection for investment bankers – many will see indistinct threats to go elsewhere as arrogantHere comes Wall Street,answering David Cameron’s call for the voice of trade to be “heard in Britain and across the whole continent”. Jamie Dimon, the chairman and chief executive of JP Morgan, and suggests his bank would quit the UK if Britain exits the European Union. “Britain’s been a great home for financial companies and it’s benefited London fairly a bit. Wed like to stay there but if we can’t,we can’t,” he said.Can we have that in writing?” some UK voters may respond. Overpaid investment bankers, and particularly Wall Street types,are not held in tall general esteem in the UK. indistinct threats to leave the country will be viewed in many quarters as arrogant and may well be counterproductive for the Remain camp.
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Source: theguardian.com