In 2012, after a particularly abrupt presidential campaign against them, the financiers left Paris in tight squadrons for London.
A little over ten years later, the movement has been reversed.
Since Brexit, around 5,500 jobs have been created in France in the financial sector.
The French returned home, and bankers from all countries followed them.
Bercy, rightly, wants to take advantage of this advantage.
A law will be presented in the coming months to strengthen the financial attractiveness of the Paris market.
The text promised by Bruno Le Maire for the spring promises to be technical, it should cover subjects such as the digitization of international trade securities or the introduction of shares with multiple voting rights.
Points which will not make the headlines but could convince, hopes the executive, uncertain investors to try their luck in France.
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