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Monday 04 July 2016 6:10 pm

Columbia Threadneedle commits to London as asset managers plan Brexit discussions

By: William Turvill

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Fund manager Columbia Threadneedle has committed to keeping its European headquarters in London after Brexit.

The company confirmed it has “begun the process of applying to expand the scope of our Luxembourg-based management company to enable us to establish an asset management presence in the EU”.

Read more: Brexit is not proving an asset to these fund managers' share prices

But a spokesperson added: “We will not be moving our EMEA headquarters from London and the vast majority of our employees can expect to remain where they are currently located.”

The commitment to London from Columbia Threadneedle comes at a time when several asset managers are being linked with staff and fund movements away from the UK.

Read more: Brexit will cause carnage for UK fund managers

The Investment Association is holding a meeting tomorrow to discuss the impact of Brexit with its asset manager members.

The body said it was part of an “ongoing programme of engagement” around the referendum and said it was not “a response to any perceived ‘retreat’ by our members out of London”.

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