This post is weird. Finance people who work in Frankfurt and Amsterdam certainly speak English. Yes, they will also speak German, Dutch, and a variety of other langauges, but not speaking English is not the blocker here. I will also say that finance people in Paris under 40 are also (mostly) fluent in English. (Please don't bring up accent; no one in finance cares about your accent when speaking English; they care about your prices.)
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What do you mean for now? There is no other alternative in continental Europe due to language barrier
Why would language matter?
Anyway, Frankfurt is the next biggest financial center after London, and it tend to get the business when a firm wants to move out of London .
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This post is weird. Finance people who work in Frankfurt and Amsterdam certainly speak English. Yes, they will also speak German, Dutch, and a variety of other langauges, but not speaking English is not the blocker here. I will also say that finance people in Paris under 40 are also (mostly) fluent in English. (Please don't bring up accent; no one in finance cares about your accent when speaking English; they care about your prices.)
Why are you excluding Ireland?
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London is not a financial center?
Uh? By what metric?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Financial_Centres_Index