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State Street to move ‘substantive portion’ of European GlobalLink staff to Dublin due to Brexit
US financial giant is making the decision to cater for its European market
State Street, a US-headquartered financial services giant, intends to move a “substantive portion” of the European staff with its GlobalLink team to Ireland.
The company, which at the moment has around 2,000 employees in Ireland, is currently seeking a new chief executive for a division to be called GlobalLink Ireland. The role is to be based in Dublin.
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