BREXIT Contagion?
summary
Panel argues Brexit establishes an exit door that creates political contagion, framing it as the largest economic demerger since WWII and a real risk to EU integration. Cited specifics: 11 billion euros net UK budget contribution, roughly 60% of EU capital raising routed via London, and voting splits like 95% of UKIP voters backing Leave and 35% of Labour supporters defecting. Concrete effects include investor pullback from pan‑EU funds, startups weighing relocation, fragmented liquidity in capital markets, and hard regulatory choices for cross‑border fintech.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 22:47The Future of the Eu
- 31:48Is There an Alternative to the Uk as a Core Kind of Cornerstone of the Capital Markets of the European Union
- 48:02A Second Referendum
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