Milan is most likely to host the European Medicines Agency following its Brexit-induced relocation, while Frankfurt is in the lead to welcome the European Banking Authority, according to odds published today by betting company Ladbrokes.
By contrast, Ladbrokes believes Valletta has the lowest chance of gaining the EMA, and Luxembourg doesn’t look like it’ll have much luck for the EBA.
Here are the odds in full:
For the EMA:
Milan — 2/1
Bratislava — 5/1
Lille — 6/1
Amsterdam — 10/1
Copenhagen — 10/1
Vienna — 10/1
Barcelona — 16/1
Dublin — 16/1
Helsinki — 16/1
Porto — 16/1
Stockholm — 16/1
Bonn — 20/1
Warsaw — 20/1
Zagreb — 20/1
Athens — 25/1
Brussels — 25/1
Bucharest — 25/1
Sofia — 25/1
Valletta — 33/1
For the EBA:
Frankfurt — 6/4
Vienna — 2/1
Dublin — 5/1
Paris — 8/1
Prague — 16/1
Warsaw — 16/1
Brussels — 20/1
Luxembourg City — 20/1
The vote for the new homes of the two agencies will take place among the EU27 in the Council on November 20. A total of 19 cities have bid for the EMA, while eight are after the EBA.
