As Great Britain's political turmoil burdens its efforts to leave Europe, the E.U., sensing an advantage, is refusing to begin Brexit trade talks, and the United States, distracted by the glitter of inward-looking nationalism, is no longer a beacon of trans-Atlantic leadership. Britain's economy, Europe's viability and potentially tens of thousands of Brexit-impacted jobs and citizen rights are at stake. Which side emerges from the maelstrom stronger, and what should we expect in the year ahead, at what cost?
Welcome Remarks:
Michael Klowden, CEO, Milken Institute
Moderator:
Stephanie Flanders, Senior Executive Editor, Bloomberg; Head, Bloomberg Economics
Speakers:
Tina Fordham, Managing Director and Chief Global Political Analyst, Citi
Lord Mandelson, Chairman, Global Counsel; Former European Trade Commissioner and British First Secretary of State
Michael O'Sullivan, Chief Investment Officer, International Wealth Management, Credit Suisse
Michal Tomasz Krupinski, CEO, Bank Pekao SA; Former Undersecretary of State Treasury, Poland
Mark Wilson, Group Chief Executive Officer, Aviva