"The
ECB is ready, today everyone is in place and there will be
instructions from the governing council," Ignazio Angeloni, a
member of the ECB's supervisory board, said at a conference in
Rome.
He added that the fact that attempts to create a banking union
in the EU had not been completed, leaving a "half-baked cake",
was an added element of risk in the wake of the British
decision.
Global financial markets plunged after referendum results showed
a near 52-48 percent split for leaving.
(Reporting By Gavin Jones, editing by Steve Scherer)
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