Asset Management

Unigestion says Brexit would hit EU hardest

Swiss fund manager bucks buyside consensus by predicting a Brexit would make 'little difference' to the UK

Unigestion: A Brexit would 'be more detrimental for the European Union and the eurozone than for the UK'
Unigestion: A Brexit would 'be more detrimental for the European Union and the eurozone than for the UK' Photo: iStock

Unigestion, the Swiss boutique fund manager, has challenged the buyside consensus by stating that a Brexit would “be more detrimental for the European Union and the eurozone than for the UK”, and that a withdrawal would make “little difference” to the UK’s long-term economic interest.

The €16.3 billion manager, headquartered in Switzerland, which sits outside the European Union, said in a research note that in the event of a British exit, the significant common commercial interests between the UK and the EU would force both parties to strike a rapid trade agreement.

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