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ING Groep Bucks Trend And Moves Employees To London

ING Groep is shrugging off Brexit fears by moving as many as 60 trading jobs from Amsterdam and Brussels to London. The Dutch lender seeks to consolidate operation and cut costs, according to Bloomberg.

ING is the first European bank to shuffle employees to London after the Brexit referendum vote, following US-based Wells Fargo into the Big Smoke. [Bloomberg]

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