The latest data set marks a shift in sentiment from the fourth quarter of 2018.
A majority of financial executives in boardrooms around the world don't believe U.K. lawmakers will approve a formal Brexit deal, according to a CNBC survey.
According to the latest CNBC Global CFO Council quarterly survey, published Thursday, 40.7 percent of chief financial officers now see"no deal" as the most probable option. Thirty-seven percent of respondents still think Britain can put together an arrangement, while more than 22 percent say they don't know.
In the U.S., the figure was around one in three now predicting a deal, while in Europe and the Middle East the expectation of a deal was greatest, but still only scored a slight majority .
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