‘City would pay heavy price if Britain exits EU’

It is becoming increasingly likely that the UK will have a referendum on whether to stay in the EU.

‘City would pay heavy price if Britain exits EU’

It’s not just that David Cameron, the prime minister, has promised to hold such a vote by 2017, assuming he is re-elected. The drumbeats from the opposition Labour Party that it too would hold a plebiscite are becoming louder. Opinion polls show that Britons would currently vote to quit.

Of the many industries that would be hurt by such a “Brexit”, the City of London is the most prominent. The damage would range from moderate to severe, depending on the extent of the amputation.

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