Mestrallet: Next French Government to Be Pro-Business

The transcript discusses the impact of Brexit on business decisions, particularly the hesitancy of London-based businesses to commit to Paris. It highlights Paris's efforts to attract financial services companies by pitching its strengths as a global city and financial hub. The discussion includes banks' preferences for relocation post-Brexit, with Dublin and Frankfurt being popular choices. Concerns about taxes and labor laws in France are addressed, along with the potential impact of the French presidential election on business decisions. The overall message is that Paris is positioning itself as a viable alternative for businesses affected by Brexit.

What are the concerns of businesses in London regarding commitments to Paris post-Brexit?

What message was sent to Londoners regarding the cooperation between Paris and London?

Which banks have shown interest in relocating to Dublin and Frankfurt?

How does Paris compare to London in terms of being a financial center in Europe?

What are the tax issues that may affect banks' decisions to move to Paris?

What is the significance of the corporate tax rate in France compared to Germany?

What potential changes in government could impact business decisions in France?