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The United Kingdom’s withdrawal from the European Union is widely known as Brexit, a portmanteau of “British” and “Exit”. Following a referendum held on 23 June 2016, in which 52% of votes cast were in favor of leaving the EU, the UK government intends to invoke Article 50 of the Treaty on European Union by the end of March 2017. This, within the treaty terms, would put the UK on a course to leave the EU by March 2019. Banks across Europe and the US have been battered by Brexit. Shares in big global banks outside the UK fell anywhere from 7 to 20 percent on the day after the UK voted to quit the EU. Though other parts of the market have since recovered, non-UK banks have failed to make back all of their losses. Brexit played significance role in the movement of the world top recognized stock exchanges. Investors started to step back from their share market investments. Even in India, severe effect of Brexit have been experienced by the entire financial system and by all most all individual companies of different industrial sector. “Britain always provided a gateway to the European Union. Many Indian businesses have their offices in Britain so they can avail benefits and continue to remain a part of the EU. But with Brexit, this benefit will be taken away and may result in companies relocating their business set ups to other places” even investors also need to get insight of this for formulating better investment strategies. In this attempt authors tried to guide and educate the prospective investors on Brexit and its impact on global economy while formulating his investment strategies. Share market performance information gathered from various stock markets across the globe and 8 Indian companies before and after the Brexit market performance data for the past two years have been considered. Final interpretation and suggestions is given using different financial and statistical techniques. This attempt can be used by students, researcher, and investors and by others for investment decision and for further modified study.

“Impact of Brexit on Global Economy”- An Attempt to Guide Investor Based on Empirical Study