Dublin offers home to EU bank regulator after Brexit

‘Ireland has joined the race to lure the London-based European Banking Authority (EBA) in the wake of the Brexit referendum, the country’s department of finance announced on Tuesday.
The EBA will have to leave for another EU country once Britain quits the bloc.
“Ireland has a significant financial services sector, efficient transport links to other European capitals, and the capacity to absorb the European Banking Authority’s re-location to Ireland,” said Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan.’
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