As Brexit officially begins, we explore its impact on markets outside of the UK.
Securities backed by US commercial real estate debt, leveraged loans or residential mortgages are insulated from potential economic shocks like Brexit.
The UK voted to leave the EU after 40 years, spurring the resignation of Prime Minister David Cameron and sending markets tumbling.
US stocks fell for the fourth day in a row as uncertainty over the UK’s future grows and investors await the Fed’s announcement today.
The latest poll on Brexit puts the “Remain” camp ahead 46% to 45% with 9% undecided.
Here's what top economists have to say about the decision.
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Bisnow sat down with international real estate attorney Ed Mermelstein—who has over 20 years experience representing high-brow clients—for his take on "Brexit."
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