CLEAN : London finance chief upbeat after Brexit trigger

The video discusses Lloyds of London's decision to partially relocate to Brussels due to EU regulations, while maintaining the majority of its operations in London. Despite some uncertainties, London's financial sector remains robust, with ongoing construction and full offices and restaurants. The city is expected to retain its status as Europe's largest financial center, even as other centers grow. London's financial community largely supported remaining in the EU, reflecting the city's strong pro-EU sentiment during the Brexit vote.

Which city did Lloyds of London choose for part of its business relocation?

• Paris

• Dublin

• Brussels

• Frankfurt

What is the general sentiment about job security in London's financial services?

• Jobs are highly insecure.

• Jobs are as secure as ever.

• Jobs are declining rapidly.

• Jobs are moving to other cities.

What evidence is provided to show that London is booming?

• Decreasing construction sites

• Empty streets and offices

• Full streets and offices

• Declining restaurant business

How is London's position as a financial center expected to change in the coming years?

• It will be overtaken by Frankfurt.

• It will become less important than Paris.

• It will remain the largest in Europe.

• It will lose its status completely.

What was the general view of city institutions regarding Brexit?

• They had no opinion on Brexit.

• They believed Britain would be better off outside the EU.

• They believed Britain would be better off in the EU.

• They were indifferent to the outcome.