U.K.,EU Will Find a Compromise and It Will Be a Fudge, Says Shore Capital's Chairman

The transcript discusses the implications of Brexit on the Conservative Party, financial services, and UK markets. It highlights concerns about a hard Brexit, the Irish border, and the potential for a party split. The speaker criticizes the government's approach to financial regulations post-Brexit and emphasizes the need for a compromise. The uncertainty surrounding Brexit and its impact on the economy and markets is a central theme.

What percentage of Conservative Party supporters are estimated to have voted for Brexit?

• Less than 50%

• Exactly 50%

• About 60%

• More than 60%

What is the main concern regarding a hard Brexit?

• A hard border in Ireland

• More political stability

• Stronger ties with the EU

• Increased trade with the US

What does the speaker believe about the UK's approach to EU regulations for financial services?

• The UK should comply only when trading in Europe

• The UK should ignore EU regulations completely

• The UK should never comply with EU rules

• The UK should fully comply with EU rules at all times

How has the UK economy performed compared to other G7 countries since the financial crisis?

• It has been the slowest growing

• It has had one of the fastest growth rates

• It has grown at an average rate

• It has not grown at all

What is a major fear related to the political landscape in the UK?

• A complete economic collapse

• Jeremy Corbyn becoming Prime Minister

• A rise in Conservative Party power

• The UK rejoining the EU

What is the speaker's view on the handling of Brexit negotiations?

• They have been too lenient

• They have been handled efficiently

• They have been too aggressive

• They have been mishandled

What is the speaker's opinion on the potential for a trade deal post-Brexit?

• It remains uncertain

• It is unnecessary

• It will be easily achieved

• It is already settled