LONDON, July 20 (Reuters) - Brexit will make markets less
efficient but it won't be disastrous for Britain's economy, an
appointee to the Bank of England's Financial Policy Committee
said on Monday.
Britain left the European Union in January, with transition
arrangements that afford continued full access to bloc ending in
December.
"It will cause fragmentation, it will cause inefficiency,
there will be problems with regulation, but it's not going to be
disastrous... for the economy," Jonathan Hall, told a
confirmation hearing in parliament's Treasury Select Committee.
(Reporting by Huw Jones; Editing by Andrew Heavens)