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‘There were no hard facts’: How European issuers responded to Brexit
In the confusing aftermath of the British vote to leave the European Union, many issuers faced tough decisions about what to communicate to investors
When the UK voted to leave the EU, companies like Britvic felt the impact almost immediately. In the days that followed the referendum, the soft drinks producer saw its share price fall 10 percent. Soon after, two US investors pulled out of the stock.
‘We were
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