Through tax-advantaged structures and increased financial literacy. Additionally, the UK should attract global wealth through a productive capital visa and provide stability in the tax environment to support long-term venture capital growth
The UK is losing its brightest stars overseas as promising firms are nurtured by British capital but then move to foreign ownership. To address this, the UK needs to bridge the gap between national savings and innovators by encouraging investment in start-ups and scale-ups.
If you run a small EU business with a premium, niche, or sustainable product — start mapping India this year.
The upside isn’t linear. First movers rarely are.
In a multipolar world, tariffs build walls… but the India-EU "Mother of All Deals" just erected a bridge for 2B people & 25% of global GDP.
Trump's deafening silence? His own policies nudged allies to hedge against US unpredictability.
Bottom line
This deal isn’t just for corporates.
SMEs are explicitly prioritised.
If you have quality, niche, or branded products — food, lifestyle, green tech, or services — this is a once-in-a-generation market unlock.
As America's economy simmers (2025: policy setup; 2026: payoff TBD), is protectionism the ultimate shield… or the self-inflicted shackle?
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