AllianceBernstein Holding LP is moving its corporate headquarters and about 1,050 jobs to Nashville, in a move MSN/Bloomberg calls a “rebuke” of Wall Street.
Some of AllianceBernstein’s functions like portfolio management will stay in New York, workers from legal, sales and marketing, and finance will begin moving to Music City this year. Chief Executive Officer Seth Bernstein will join them in Nashville in 2020.
The company will invest more than $70 million to set up its Nashville headquarters, the Tennessee Department of Economic & Community Development said.
AllianceBernstein considered 30 cities on factors like cost of living and weather, Bloomberg said. AllianceBernstein has a rating of 3.5 out of 5 on employee rating website glassdoor.com.
Bloomberg reports that AllianceBernstein is not the only finance giant to sour on the Big Apple. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has built up operations in Salt Lake City, while Deutsche Bank AG has expanded in Jacksonville, Florida.
The Wall Street Journal said the rush to leave New York started after the last financial crisis as finance companies looked to cut expenses and find lower tax rates. The tax plan Congress passed earlier this year is also a factor as many of these companies relied on the deductibility of mortgage interest and state and local tax deductions, the newspaper said.
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What about a story on the tax payer dollars Alliance Bernstein is receiving from the State! I thought I read $17.5 million? If it’s such a great move why do taxpayers of TN have to pay them?
Here comes more of those wonderful New York values to help erode the Southern culture while adding to the traffic congestion. Is this really a good thing?