Fidelity to shift 100 roles to Dublin but says move not driven by Brexit vote

Part of longer-term strategy

Fidelity International has confirmed it is increasing its presence in Dublin with the relocation of 100 roles from the UK, as part of its longer-term strategy for the funds centre.

The group said the move has not been driven by the UK's decision to vote to leave the European Union, and is part of a longer-term strategy for its global business. Earlier this year, Fidelity, which has had a presence in Dublin since 2000, signed a lease for a bigger office at St George's quay with ambitions to expand its services there. As part of the strategy, around 100 positions will now be moved to Dublin. Fund groups resist 'knee-jerk' Brexit reaction despite M&G and Columbia Threadneedle early moves A Fidelity International spokesperson said: "Fidelity International is a gl...