Brexit
European Investment Bank wants UK to remain member
Infrastructure bank chief says both sides have something to offer after Brexit
The head of the European Investment Bank said he could still see the possibility of Britain remaining an active member of the infrastructure bank after Brexit.
Werner Hoyer said in an interview that he would be "extremely sad" if the idea of continued UK participation in the bank was dead in future.
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