EU Commissioner Hill on Brexit, Political Future

The transcript discusses the UK's new relationship with the EU post-referendum, emphasizing the need to respect the decision and explore new opportunities. It compares the Norwegian model, highlighting its limitations for the UK due to its developed financial sector. The need for a new economic model and strategy is stressed, especially for financial firms facing uncertainty. The negotiation process, including Article 50, is discussed, with emphasis on the importance of a calm and steady approach.

What are the potential benefits of the UK's new relationship with the EU compared to its previous membership?

What role do financial services play in shaping the UK's economic model post-Brexit?

How does the Norwegian model of access to the single market differ from the UK's situation?

What strategies should the UK government consider to attract financial firms after leaving the EU?

What challenges does the UK face in negotiating its future relationship with the EU?

How important is it for the UK to establish a clear timeline for negotiations with the EU?

What are the implications of Article 50 for the UK's negotiation process with the EU?