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  | April 12, 2016

If a June vote results in the United Kingdom departing the EU, the banking system will feel the impact first. British Prime Minister David Cameron (R) attends a meeting with and European Council President Donald Tusk (L) and European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker (C) during a European Union leaders summit addressing the talks about the so-called Brexit and the migrants crisis in Brussels on February 19, 2016....

| April 20, 2016

U.S. financial regulators are demanding regular updates from Wall Street banks about their contingency plans should Britain vote to leave the European Union, banking and regulatory sources told Reuters...

| April 20, 2016

The United Kingdom will soon settle the debate to quit the European Union with a vote, but the ramifications of the decision will be felt by banks far outside Europe....

| June 11, 2016

Fears of economic instability in the eurozone are set to send shockwaves through the Australian stock market as the world sweats over whether Britain will bail on the EU......