Hello and welcome to the Brexit Day edition of Sleep Money, your guide to the

Business and Finance News of the Week. I'm Felix Simon of Ax Axios I am in London. Today is January the 34 well today as

far as you guys listening to the show are concerned it's February the first but

for me it is January the 31st we record the show on Fridays I am in London on Brexit day

it is a highly emotional day here in the UK and I am joined not only by Anna Schmansky and Emily Peck of

Breaking Views and Huff Post respectively, hi guys.

Hello.

But also by the one and only Isabella Kaminsky of the Financial Times.

Hello. Nice to be here. Is he has a bit of a frog in her throat.

Sorry. But she's going to help us navigate the wild terrain of Brexit. She is also,

would you say, the biggest contrarian of the pink paper the salmon colored paper?

I think there's one of a person who probably is more contrarian than me but we've just

exported him to China so it's okay.

He's the new Shanghai correspondent but yeah other than that I'll take that.

So Isabel is going to do her very best to explain why the Brexiteers aren't completely insane and why they might have a point.

We may or may not be convinced about this, but she will give it the old college dry.

She's going to talk about ESG, we are going to talk about ESG, environmental concerns

when it comes to investing and whether they actually make things better or not. And because Isabella is the world's biggest nerd,

we are going to take this opportunity to answer all of the questions you didn't realize you had

about Libor.

It's worth it. trust me on this one all of that coming up on

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