UniCredit Says May's Brexit Deal Will Eventually Pass, With Tweaks

The transcript discusses the uncertainty surrounding the Brexit deal vote, the democratic process in the UK, and the potential need for constitutional changes. It highlights the challenges MPs face in representing their constituents' wishes and the implications of different Brexit outcomes, including trade negotiations with the WTO.

What is the probability of Theresa May's deal being approved according to the speaker?

• 75-80%

• 50-50%

• 90-95%

• 25-30%

Why might MPs not represent their constituents' wishes regarding Brexit?

• They are influenced by foreign governments.

• They are not allowed to vote on Brexit issues.

• They were elected on a different platform.

• They lack understanding of Brexit.

What does the speaker suggest Britain needs to reconsider post-Brexit?

• Its casual attitude to democratic rules

• Its economic policies

• Its environmental policies

• Its foreign relations

What is the main concern about the type of Brexit the UK voted for?

• The environmental effects

• The political consequences

• The lack of clarity on the type of leaving

• The economic impact

What is the expected duration for establishing a trade deal with the WTO?

• 3-4 years

• 11-15 years

• 5-10 years

• 1-2 years

What is the speaker's view on the UK's ability to quickly establish a WTO dialogue?

• It can be done quickly.

• It will take a long time.

• It is impossible.

• It is already in place.

What is the core issue with changing trade and investment practices post-Brexit?

• Lack of international support

• Complexity and time required

• Political instability

• Insufficient resources