As the clock ticks down towards Brexit, it is worth taking stock of where the many twists and turns over the past four years have left UK financial markets. Our view is that, having fallen a long way since the EU referendum in 2016, sterling, Gilt yields, and the valuation of UK equities all have scope to rebound.
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