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PwC warns that a hard Brexit is most likely

  • Ireland
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03-05-2018

In its Spring update, entitled Brexit: Lighting the way, PwC warns that a hard Brexit is most likely. Last year, PwC published its view that a hard Brexit was most likely. One year later, PwC’s opinion remains largely unchanged.

PwC notes that four of the most significant issues remain outstanding:

1. agreement on the future framework for trade;
2. the dispute resolution mechanism needed for future trade relations;
3. resolving the question of the Irish border; and
4. governance of the Withdrawal Agreement.

For more information contact

Sean Ryan, Partner

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