Off the heels of Davos, the geopolitical mood is undeniably tense. With the US becoming increasingly unpredictable, and the EU forging monumental new ties with partners like India, the UK faces a pivotal moment.
The discussions in Davos made one thing clear: lasting success requires a robust internal market coupled with a much broader, more resilient network of international relationships.
To ensure Britain continues to lead in tech, the government should focus on three key pillars: Trade, Talent and Tax.
Diversifying trade routes
Historically, the UK’s strategic focus has leaned heavily on the special relationship with the US. While the influx of American capital is welcome, relying on a single market, one currently dictated by shifting political priorities, is a significant risk to the UK’s economic sovereignty….
