The UK has voted to leave the EU, according to media reports. What does this mean for you?

Key consequences of this decision include:

• Article 50 of the EU constitution, the law governing the process of the UK’s divorce from the EU, will be triggered at some point.
• This will start the two-year process to determine the terms of the UK’s EU exit, including its access to the single market.
• Pressure will mount on Prime Minister David Cameron to resign.
• The result is likely to hamper the UK economy to some extent.
• The ECB is likely to expand its asset purchases, to reduce the risk for investors

Click here to view a presentation from Fidelity International explaining the economic and market impact of this decision.