Brexit… what to do now?
What many people, industry experts, politicians, the media and professional commentators thought would never happen, has. On 24th June we all awoke to the news that the British people had voted by a margin of 52% to 48% in favour of leaving the European Union and financial markets around the world went into meltdown. UK Prime Minister David Cameron resigned. There was a coup to oust the leader of the Labour Party and a meeting of the European Union in Brussels came to no real decision as to exactly when the UK will invoke Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty which would start the divorce process.
So what does this all mean for you, your company and, importantly, the treasury functions you are tasked to manage?
This is a complex issue and we want to invite you to tell us what you are doing and what advice you are receiving. Please let us know on or off the record at editorial@treasurytoday.com We will report back and be your information base for this important topic. You can also start a discussion or ask a question in our LinkedIn Brexit discussion group.
