All eyes are on Britain. The burgeoning OUT claims by Eurosceptic backbenchers or politicians pursuing “hidden agendas” have not only fed the looming threat of EU fragmentation, they have also been sapping investors’ confidence and led them to postpone their strategic decisions over the past few months. I am neither going to comment on the likelihood of a Brexit, nor will I try to quantify its impact on the Luxembourg economy – which is impossible anyways, due to the multifaceted links between our two countries and because we simply don’t know how the trade relationships between the EU and the UK would look like post-Brexit. Continue reading →