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Which companies benefited from Brexit?
Few Winners
- U.K. and EU Manufacturers of Specialized Machine Parts.
- U.S. Bankers.
- Fishing Industry.
- Food and Agriculture Sector.
- Manufacturing Sector.
- Financial Services Industry.
- Pharmaceutical Industry.
- Transit, Transport, and Freight Industries.
Which industries will suffer from Brexit?
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What are the consequences of Brexit for the UK?
Consequences of Brexit for the U.K. The U.K. has already suffered from Brexit. The economy has slowed, and many businesses have moved their headquarters to the EU. Here are some of the impacts on growth, trade, and jobs. There would also be consequences specific to Ireland, London, and Scotland.
Could a no-deal Brexit be avoided?
The worst outcome—the U.K. departing the EU without a trade deal, a “ no-deal Brexit ”—had been avoided. While Brexit likely presents more challenges for the U.K. economy than for the EU’s, both jurisdictions face new administrative burdens and uncertainty due to unresolved issues. 1
Which sectors will be most affected by a hard Brexit?
The banking sector faces the most uncertain future, and stands to lose the most under a hard Brexit scenario. The U.K. runs a current account deficit with Europe. However, the service sector operates as a surplus — meaning the U.K. exports more than it imports. Of its exports, banking and financial services make up 26\%.
What does Brexit mean for investment houses in the UK?
Brexit ended U.K. investment houses’ “passporting” rights, which permitted companies registered in one EU member to operate in the others. As a result of Brexit]