The fund handles around £5.6bn of investments and was the largest ever when launched in 2008. Goldman Sachs had said the move has nothing to do with the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
The news comes weeks after UBS and HSBC announced plans to move jobs to other European cities, both citing Brexit as a reason.
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A Goldman Sachs hedge fund is moving to New York.
The fund handles around £5.6bn of investments and was the largest ever when launched in 2008. Goldman Sachs had said the move has nothing to do with the UK’s decision to leave the European Union.
The news comes weeks after UBS and HSBC announced plans to move jobs to other European cities, both citing Brexit as a reason.
