Arnaud de Bresson, chief executive of Paris Europlace, which
promotes the French capital as a financial center, said that
"global financial institutions" looking to move operations to
the euro zone after Brexit were telling him that it was a toss
up between Germany and France.
Brexit was "bad news" for Europe in global financial market
competitiveness, de Bresson told a Brexit conference in London.
Paris was now working hard to make itself more attractive by
cutting taxes for foreigners working in finance.
"We are very engaged now to reduce the (fiscal) difficulties,"
de Bresson said.
(Reporting by Huw Jones; Editing by Rachel Armstrong)
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