Will markets remain this calm if and when Grexit occurs?

Although some of the initial reaction in the markets to the decision by the Greek authorities to hold a referendum has been unwound, there is plenty of scope for renewed volatility in the event of a near-term Grexit, the risk of which we think probably now exceeds 50%.

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