Brexit could be the best thing that happened to the European Union

Brexit could make Britain weaker and strengthen the EU Image: REUTERS/Peter Nicholls
Alberto Gallo
Portfolio Manager and Head of Macro Strategies, Algebris Investments
Aditya Aney
Associate Portfolio Manager and Macro Credit Analyst, Algebris Investments
Tao Pan
Macro Analyst and Associate Portfolio Manager, Algebris Investments
Pablo Morenes
Senior associate, Algebris Investments

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