we have mark chandler with us. therech intervention was today in currency markets?ood question. majorect only two central banks admitted to intervening. this was -- the swiss central bank and danish central-bank. the markets he's a big price action committee big swing and think that could be intervention. marc: i think about emerging-market countries, typically intervening on a daily basis. you don't need this huge blowout moved to get that. the major central bank intervention may be more significant. doubt the japanese will intervene. what gives you that inclination? when the japanese have intervened in recent years, there was never a question of whether the intervene or not. the market had all kinds of triangulating all the evidence, more than one dealer claiming it. i'm a bit suspicious. jon: the swiss did the hard work for us. dollar yen had a 99 handle. million fxd to a strategists about the level at which they would step in. we crossed the 100 mark. where is the pressure gauge for them? it is a misconception to think about a line in the sand. instead, what i t

he will have more with mark chandler. it's time now for the bloomberg business flash, a look at some of the biggest business stories in the news right now. telefonica is considering delaying the planned ipo of its infrastructure unit. that's according to people with knowledge of the situation, who blade market volatility after britain's vote to leave the eu. the madrid-based telephone company was planning to announce the ip next week. -- the ipo next week. study says companies face more data theft from their own employees than they do from the outside. the study comes from a management consultant, it says that more than 2/3 of company surveys reported data thefts or attempts by insiders, slightly more than half said they were targeted by outsiders. is the brexit dilemma driving surprised bargains for japanese companies that build cash at home and have acquisition deals in the works, because the cost of their deals clinched in u.s. dollars and the euro is lower. the yen soared friday to the highest in more than two years,

mark chandler, global head of brown brothers. and more. mark, i'll start with you. we're putting i know the betting market is in u.s. presidential elections and other areas it always seals these leak gam pl gamblers have a good idea of things. but foreign currency is not that different and 149 on the pound doesn't that ice a remain vote? doesn't that mean it is going to be stay? or are we set fup ar bigger drop. >> we're warning clients today that there is a risk that the referendum ironically despite the build up now becomes a bit anti-climate tick. a week ago we are trading 140.10 and now 149. in the last days we've seen risk come back on. and we've had big van advance in all the major currency this is week except the yen. i think the market is really pricing in what the polls are tell us is very close but the markets are saying the remain is going to win handily. >> that was interesting what you said. because even if you get a remain, suddenly the world is not perfect. and some say it really solves nothing. and i saw somebody was saying it is going to be a feel o

mark sloan on "grey's anatomy." >> now, he is spreading his legs on "the last ship," playing tom chandler, who spent the last twot of china might be hoarding the cure, he heads there to investigate. >> it's a scientific formula, used to determine the number of people needed to receive the cure for it to spread effectively. not a good enough dose, the cure burns out, and whole populations are left unprotected. from what i hear, that may be happening here in asia, which means the cure that we've been sending hasn't got on the the people. >> good morning. how are you? >> i speak for my colleagues here and millions of women at home, you look good for the uniform. >> thank you for doing that for us, willie. >> and a little bit for me. >> i was going to say that. but i let him do it. >> there it is, right there. let's pick up where we left off at the end of season two. people just dialing in. >> end of season two. we were kind of the restoring government. and the country was in a state of healing. and we looked as if we were going to come full-circle. and everything was going to be business as usual. but and season th