Legal & General CEO fears four more years of Brexit uncertainty
31 March 2019 |
8:21 am
Nigel Wilson, chief executive officer at Legal & General, discusses Brexit uncertainty for businesses, preparations for a no-deal Brexit, and performance of the U.K. economy.
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