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EIB: The EU is a bicycle that mustn't stand still
Roxana Mironescu meets with Werner Hoyer, President of the EIB, after his reappointment at helm of Luxembourg-based bank.
Q: How will Brexit impact the EIB's capital, as well as its lending towards UK-based projects?
A: There are very clear thoughts but not very clear facts because the negotiations are ongoing. The negotiations are led by the European Council, Commission, Parliament together through the team of Michel Barnier, a friend of mine for a quarter of a century, so we are cooperating very closely and trustfully together. And there are no parallel negotiations with the UK.
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