John Nelson, chairman of Theresa has urged Lloyds May to “get cracking” with the Brexit process, warning that any delays would cause more uncertainty for businesses. His intervention is significant because he has been a vocal opponent of a hard Brexit. He says that it is important to negotiate transitional agreements in order to avoid a cliff edge. Lloyds May has refused so far to provide what she calls a “running commentary” on Brexit negotiations, leading some to accuse her of having no plan for the negotiations.
John Nelson, chairman of Lloyds has urged Theresa May to “get cracking” with the Brexit process, warning that any delays would cause more uncertainty for businesses. His intervention is significant because he has been a vocal opponent of a hard Brexit. He says that it is important to negotiate transitional agreements in order to avoid a cliff edge. Theresa May has refused so far to provide what she calls a “running commentary” on Brexit negotiations, leading some to accuse her of having no plan for the negotiations.