If Britain leaves the European Union, it’s going to need negotiators, and lots of them. Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee thinks it knows where it can find them: London’s financial sector.
A vote on June 23 for a so-called Brexit would leave Britain facing the prospect of negotiating trade agreements with more than 50 countries, as well as its new status with the EU, the cross-party panel of lawmakers said in a report published Tuesday.
With Britain not having negotiated a free-trade agreement of its own in more than 40 years, the government would, it said, have to acquire the skills “in a hurry and to scale.
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