Which city could steal London’s RMB crown?

Lorraine Cushnie,

Paolo Danese, Rev Hui

June 30, 2016 11:30 am

crown_UK_230px — Britain's Queen Elizabeth's Imperial State Crown arrives at the Royal Gallery before the State Opening of Parliament in the House of Lords, at the Palace of Westminster in London, Wednesday May 18, 2016. The Queen will give a speech to parliament above the government's programme for the upcoming parliamentary year . (Eddie Mulholland/Pool via AP) | Eddie Mulholland/AP/Press Association Images

The outcome of the Brexit referendum has cast a shadow over London’s ability to maintain its status as Europe’s foremost RMB business hub. In this lowdown, GlobalRMB pits three other European capitals – Frankfurt, Luxembourg, and Paris – against the City as the most likely contenders for Europe’s RMB crown.

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LC

Lorraine Cushnie

PD

Paolo Danese

RH

Rev Hui