Brexit

Britons’ decision to leave the EU throws up a host of legal and regulatory issues that the private equity industry must now address.

As a result of Brexit, it may be sensible for foreign firms to use a EU base to set up operations, says advisory firm Duff & Phelps.

Uncertainty prevails as the private funds industry tries to make sense of the implications of UK’s decision to leave the EU.

Law firm Allen & Overy has over 550 clients registered for a call tomorrow if the UK votes to leave the EU.

If Britons vote to remain in the EU today, then the UK should take the opportunity to re-energize its engagement with Europe, says Invest Europe’s new chair.

Jon Moynihan, co-principal and chair of Ipex Capital and a board member for Vote Leave, lays out the argument to leave the EU ahead of the UK referendum at the end of this month.

Nick Campsie, co-treasurer of the Stronger In campaign lays out why the UK should remain in the EU head of the UK referendum at the end of this month.

It might be tempting to think cutting ties with Brussels will free fund managers from some of their regulatory obligations. It won’t.

The industry body’s opposition to a Brexit is in line with most private equity firms, according to new research.

Data from the Electoral Commission shows industry names, including KKR’s Johannes Huth and Warburg Pincus’ Joseph Schull, are not leaving the outcome of the upcoming referendum to chance.