Despite lower optimism about the continuing uncertainty of Brexit, Britain's financial sector has recorded booming profits and increasing employment last quarter. This is according to a new CBI/PwC survey done on 94 financial service firms in the country. This survey found that from April to June 2017, majority of the firms reported increasing business volumes, profits and hiring. However, many banks and life insurers remained less optimistic about the future of the financial sector.
"Currently the financial services sector is performing well in both business volume terms and underlying profitability," said Andrew Kail, PwC’s head of financial services. "However, another quarter of falling optimism points to an industry harbouring concerns about the future."
"The UK will continue to be a leading financial centre, but political uncertainty and the ongoing wait for an agreed Brexit blueprint are fuelling more questions about companies’ futures and the performance of the wider economy."
41% of the firms surveyed reported an increase in business profits, 47% reported an increase in business volumes, and only 6% of the firms reported a decrease in profits. The survey also found that 46% of the firms increased their hiring, as compared with 17% that had reduced staff.
When asked about the future outlook, 25% of the firms said they were pessimistic. Only 15% of the firms predicted a brighter future.
Fearing the uncertainty of Brexit, some firms have started their plans to move operations to other European cities. EY said that the popular cities are Dublin, Frankfurt and Luxembourg.
"Financial services companies are looking to make sure they can continue to conduct business across the EU, whilst retaining a strong base in London, and they are now starting to select potential European locations," said Omar Ali, EY’s UK financial services leader.
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