Fund manager Brexit reaction: Unstable conditions could last up to five years but not a 'Lehmans moment'

Britain votes to leave European Union

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Industry figures have reacted to a "curve ball for markets" as the UK votes to leave the European Union.

In yesterday's referendum, the 'leave' campaign won by 52% of the votes to 48%. The shock decision has caused sterling to fall by more than 10% to trade at $1.338, down from $1.487 yesterday.  ...

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