Enel CEO Starace: Brexit Terrible Thing for Europe

The transcript discusses the potential implications of the UK referendum on Brexit for a multinational company. Although the company is not directly exposed to the UK market, it has significant interests in Europe. The speaker expresses concerns that Brexit could lead to negative perceptions of Europe as a troubled region, prompting investors to withdraw their funds. This could have adverse effects on European businesses, including the company in question. Additionally, the cultural impact, such as the departure of Italian coaches from UK football teams, is highlighted. The speaker urges UK citizens to consider these consequences carefully.

How does the speaker view the potential impact of the UK referendum on their business?

• It will benefit their business by reducing competition.

• It will only affect their UK operations.

• It could be critical due to their significant presence in Europe.

• It will have no impact as they have no operations in the UK.

What concern does the speaker express about investors' reactions if Brexit occurs?

• Investors could see Europe as troubled and withdraw funds.

• Investors might view Europe as a stable region.

• Investors will increase their investments in Europe.

• Investors will focus more on UK markets.

What does the speaker suggest might happen to European businesses if investors pull out their money?

• European businesses will relocate to the UK.

• European businesses will thrive.

• European businesses will remain unaffected.

• European businesses will face challenges.

What broader implication of Brexit does the speaker mention regarding sports?

• European teams will dominate UK leagues.

• UK football teams will become more successful.

• Italian coaches will have to leave UK teams.

• UK teams will recruit more local talent.

What does the speaker urge UK citizens to consider about Brexit?

• The potential benefits for the UK economy.

• The impact on European tourism.

• The opportunities for new trade deals.

• The broader negative consequences.