Finally, the Central Bank is doing its part – continuing to resource our teams, engaging with new businesses, working with our existing firms and actively participating in Europe. We will adapt and change as necessary and respond to the developments as they arise.
We will continue to monitor the risks from Brexit as we see them, continue to communicate them publicly and with our firms, and actively engage in constructive fora such as this. With that in mind, I will finish by saying that I anticipate that the work of the DCU Brexit Institute will not end when the UK leaves the EU.