Where would I best find information on Financial services firms
looking to relocate or expand in the Northeast
I would need this info by Monday Night-

If you need this in hurry, give us as much information as possible.
I expect you mean the NE of USA, although this would seem to be an
area in which most financial service firms are already active.  ??
Myoarin

You are correct- Northeast of the US-  Sorry it is my first time using this.

I am specifically looking for Financial Services firms looking to
expand in the northeast or move to the northeast due to expansion or
reduction or due to cost.  I am doing a project where I need to
identify financial services co's looking to relocate or establish an
office in a particular area of the northeast. The where is not as
important as to how I find the targeted firms looking to move.

Examples or scenarios could be- Boston or NY (or any city really)
financial services firms looking to move out of the city's due to cost
of rent, expansion, need for back office, etc.  Or possible westcoast,
or midwest financial services companies looking to move into the
northeast or even foreign financial services co's looking to establish
US offices.

So what I really need is a site(s) that list financial companies
looking to move locations for ANY reason.

Does that help?

Also- If you think it warrants more money for you to do this- Just let
me know as this is my first time doing this.  And then I just need to
figure out how to do that if warranted.

Jipper,
I don't think it is the money, just the fact that it seems like a real
one-off shot to find what you are seeking.  First, firms are often
closed-mouth about their plans; second, I have a very hard time
imagining which one wouldn't be there already  - even from overseas - 
seeing as NYC is the recognized financial center (sorry, Chicago),
maybe with Hartford for insurance firms.

But maybe someone will be able to refute me.  For your sake, I hope so.
Myoarin

I hear what you are saying- I know there are sites such as ft.com, and
business.com where I may pick up snippets of info and then there are
sites such as Siteselection.com that I could check.
 I was just hoping to find something that was a slam dunk- Thanks for the help