Brexit Has Been `Very Badly Handled,' Jon Moulton Says

The video discusses the complexities of Brexit, particularly its impact on the Irish border and customs. It explores how Brexit affects investment and private equity, with insights from John Moulton. The discussion shifts to the state of entrepreneurship in the UK, comparing it to Silicon Valley, and highlights the role of universities in fostering innovation. The UK has a strong technology base and tax incentives, but needs to improve its approach to spin-out companies to compete globally.

What is the main challenge discussed in relation to the UK remaining in the EU customs regime?

• Negotiating trade deals with the US

• Increasing taxes on products going to Scotland

• Avoiding customs infrastructure on the Irish border

• Reducing tariffs on EU imports

According to John Moulton, what is the current state of the business climate for selling companies?

• It's a good time to sell companies

• It's a bad time to sell companies

• It's a stable time for both buying and selling

• It's a great time to buy companies

How does Brexit impact investment decisions according to the discussion?

• It makes investment decisions easier

• It has no impact on investment decisions

• It complicates investment decisions

• It encourages more investments

What is one of the advantages the UK has in fostering entrepreneurship?

• Higher number of professional teams

• More successful spin-out companies than the US

• Best tax breaks for investors

• Larger market size than the US

What is a key area for improvement in UK universities to enhance entrepreneurship?

• Developing more professional teams

• Focusing on smaller projects

• Increasing the number of spin-out companies

• Reducing the number of spin-out companies