‘Brexit’ tipped to scupper China-Europe investment
A British exit from the EU would have ramifications beyond what many have considered, such as threatening an implicit deal with China, argues Jan Dehn, head of research at Ashmore.
“Economically, it would be like putting a gun to your head and pulling the trigger.” That is how the head of research at emerging-markets fund house Ashmore views a potential British exit from the European Union, on which a yes/no public vote is scheduled for June 23 in the UK.
Jan Dehn told AsianInvestor that the downsides of such a move would far outweigh any potential benefits and have global ramifications way beyond what many have considered. “It would be hugely regressive and…
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