Letter: If the UK Stays in the EIB, Both Will Be Winners

Further to your report “ EIB agrees governance changes in post-Brexit revamp” (August 8), on possible action to be taken if and when the UK leaves the European Investment Bank: an even better course of action would be for the UK not to leave the EIB, even if it does leave the EU.
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This would benefit the EIB as it could keep the capital of one of its largest shareholders intact, and thus its lending capacity.

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