In the wake of the EU Referendum result, one thing has remained a constant for the British economy: uncertainty. At a time when economic recovery was starting to show promise, Britain voted to leave the European Union, its largest trading partner, and now faces negotiating a withdrawal. Aside from the initial impacts on exchange rates, stock markets, and interest rates, one of the most significant challenges facing both financial institutions and their corporate clients is that the view of the future remains opaque. It is still unclear for instance, when Article 50 will be invoked and what the UK's exit strategy will look like. Only as negotiations start to unfold will this picture become clear.
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