May's Deal Is the Best of a Bad Deal, Says Digicel's Chairman

The transcript covers the ongoing chaos of Brexit, including cabinet resignations and the challenges of passing a parliamentary vote. It discusses the implications of the Brexit deal, particularly concerning the Irish border and the Good Friday Agreement. The impact on Dublin's financial sector is analyzed, noting the limitations in absorbing financial professionals. Predictions about Brexit's future, including potential elections and referendums, are made. The discussion shifts to business negotiations in PNG, highlighting investment strategies and market conditions. Finally, PNG's market dominance and resource opportunities are explored.

How does the speaker perceive the current state of the United Kingdom in relation to emerging markets?

What factors does the speaker believe could affect the outcome of a parliamentary vote on the Brexit deal?

What are the implications of the Brexit deal on the political landscape in the UK?

What challenges does the speaker identify regarding Dublin's ability to attract financial professionals post-Brexit?

In what ways has the speaker's company diversified its investments in recent years?

What is the speaker's view on the potential for asset sales if negotiations with bondholders do not go as planned?

How does the speaker describe the investment climate in Papua New Guinea?