24th June 2016

Gam: EU Referendum Results

So the result is in and the Great British public have on balance decided it’s in the UK’s self-interest to go it alone outside the confines of the EU. It would seem that the desire to vote on the two topics of immigration and perceived sovereignty issues was the swing factor rather than focus on general economic benefits. The more recent polls were pointing to a win for the Remain camp so this comes as a real surprise. Even the betting odds throughout this EU referendum debate, which are historically far more accurate than the polls, had the remain camp to win from an early start. In my experience this certainly has to be the biggest miss that betting forecasts, polls and even markets have made collectively.

Brexit

Registration

Free Registration and CPD

FundsNetwork: The FSCF and EU-domiciled funds

In late 2020, there were some media reports suggesting that FSCS protections for EU-domiciled funds – such as those based in Ireland and Luxembourg – would be stripped away once the Brexit transition period ended on 31 December 2020.

Columbia Threadneedle Investments: European equities, Brexit and Blur

It’s episode seven, and we’re talking to Philip Dicken, Head of European Equities, and Mine Tezgul, European Smaller Companies Portfolio Manager.

FairFX: Brexit: what does it mean for your pounds?

Not another article about Brexit! Everyone’s had enough. But if you’re planning a getaway in the coming weeks or months, and will be needing foreign currency, then this one might just help you save some money.

Not yet registered?

Please complete this form to join our community

Name


Email


Company


Select your role:


Password


Confirm Password

About Us

Read

Learn

Attend

Connect

My Panacea

Press Centre