Brexit: Jonathan Hill, the European Commissioner for financial stability, resigns
"I'm leaving satisfied that, despite our frustrations, our presence was beneficial to our positioning in the world and to our economy"The European Commissioner for financial stability, financial services and capital markets, Briton Jonathan Hill resigned from Office following the outcome of the referendum conducted in the United Kingdom about the permanence of the country in the European Union.Hill said, in an account of a social network, after the results, the right would be fired.Hill says he will cooperate with the President of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker to be assured a replacement process smoothly. In light of the referendum outcome, it’s right for me to stand down https://t.co/zAt9rsNUz0"How many people in the United Kingdom, I am, of course, very dececionado with the result of the referendum," said Hill, who confessed that I wish things had passed otherwise."I came to Brussels as someone who campaigned against adopting the euro in the United Kingdom and someone who was really critical of the European Union," explained Hill in farewell letter.But Hill says he changed his mind about a lot of things in the EU concerns. "I'm leaving satisfied that, despite our frustrations, our presence was beneficial to our positioning in the world and for our economy." Read my piece guardian "The strange death of scepticism in the leave campaign" <a href="https://t.co/Vb7glQLxUt">https://t.co/Vb7glQLxUt</a><p>â€" Jonathan Hill (JHillEU) June 22, 2016The former Commissioner said he still hoped that the relationship between the United Kingdom and Europe to work in the best possible way.The Jonathan Hill will now be assumed by the Vice-President of the European Commission, the Latvian Valdis Dombrovskis.
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