Le Pen Advisers Explain Euro Exit Plans to Banks

The transcript discusses the meetings between Le Pen's team and major financial institutions, signaling a shift in perception of her as a potential risk. While European advisers have engaged with foreign banks, French banks remain hesitant. The UK government maintains a policy of non-engagement with Le Pen's National Front. Meanwhile, Macron's alliance with a veteran centrist has positively impacted his polling numbers, boosting his chances in the upcoming election.

What significant change is indicated by the meetings between Le Pen's team and major financial institutions?

• Le Pen has decided to support the euro.

• Le Pen's team is planning to merge with other parties.

• Le Pen is now considered a mainstream political figure.

• Le Pen's economic policies are seen as a potential risk.

How do French banks generally view the possibility of a Le Pen victory?

• They are seeking alliances with foreign banks.

• They are dismissive and unprepared.

• They have contingency plans in place.

• They are actively preparing for it.

Which of the following banks is mentioned as dismissing the need for a contingency plan for a euro exit?

• UBS

• BlackRock

• Barclays

• KD Agricole

What effect has Macron's new alliance had on his polling numbers?

• It has boosted his chances by three points.

• It has caused a split in his support base.

• It has decreased his chances.

• It has had no effect.

What percentage is Macron polling at in the first round after the new alliance?

• 20.0%

• 25.0%

• 22.5%

• 18.5%