Hussein Kanji

And the FCA really made it easy from a sandbox perspective. When you look at this new big, but those who are niche, they're big niches, but they're niches like in the tech industry. AI is much more horizontal. When you look at what's happening in AI, you got DeepMind down the road in London. You got Meta running its AI stuff in Paris.

Like we are for the first time ever in European history on par from the company creation or technology creation as the US in not a niche field, but in a horizontal field. I I cannot interpret that in any other way than there's going to be opportunity in this stuff. Yes, I'm really terrified that the German car industry is going to get wiped out by China, by the EVs in China.

Like we are for the first time ever in European history on par from the company creation or technology creation as the US in not a niche field, but in a horizontal field. I I cannot interpret that in any other way than there's going to be opportunity in this stuff. Yes, I'm really terrified that the German car industry is going to get wiped out by China, by the EVs in China.

Like we are for the first time ever in European history on par from the company creation or technology creation as the US in not a niche field, but in a horizontal field. I I cannot interpret that in any other way than there's going to be opportunity in this stuff. Yes, I'm really terrified that the German car industry is going to get wiped out by China, by the EVs in China.

I think they're asleep at the wheel. What happens then? I don't know. And I don't know what's going to happen to energy prices in Germany. I am worried and petrified about UK growth stagnating and quality of life here deteriorating. But from a company creation investing perspective, These two things or these things are not at all related to what we do as an industry. And then I would argue.

I think they're asleep at the wheel. What happens then? I don't know. And I don't know what's going to happen to energy prices in Germany. I am worried and petrified about UK growth stagnating and quality of life here deteriorating. But from a company creation investing perspective, These two things or these things are not at all related to what we do as an industry. And then I would argue.

I think they're asleep at the wheel. What happens then? I don't know. And I don't know what's going to happen to energy prices in Germany. I am worried and petrified about UK growth stagnating and quality of life here deteriorating. But from a company creation investing perspective, These two things or these things are not at all related to what we do as an industry. And then I would argue.

I don't know if entrepreneurs or engineers and techies are thinking about macro when they're thinking about doing something that is a problem. And then the question is like, how do you scale the company? And I do worry that if you're scaling the company, your best path to scale from a financing perspective is America. The rounds are bigger.

I don't know if entrepreneurs or engineers and techies are thinking about macro when they're thinking about doing something that is a problem. And then the question is like, how do you scale the company? And I do worry that if you're scaling the company, your best path to scale from a financing perspective is America. The rounds are bigger.

I don't know if entrepreneurs or engineers and techies are thinking about macro when they're thinking about doing something that is a problem. And then the question is like, how do you scale the company? And I do worry that if you're scaling the company, your best path to scale from a financing perspective is America. The rounds are bigger.

Chances of success are correlated with bigger round sizes. Experience set is bigger in the U.S. The market is bigger in the U.S.,

Chances of success are correlated with bigger round sizes. Experience set is bigger in the U.S. The market is bigger in the U.S.,

Chances of success are correlated with bigger round sizes. Experience set is bigger in the U.S. The market is bigger in the U.S.,

the trajectory of travel and by the there's always been the thesis at oxford like dark trace made more money in america than it did in the uk from the very early days and more staff in america than it did in the uk our directory of direction of travel is find the best here and be the bridge to america and take them over there from my perspective i feel fine regardless of what's happening in macro as someone who's living here though i'm terrified about macro because i think there's real quality of life repercussions if policy makers here do not get this stuff right

the trajectory of travel and by the there's always been the thesis at oxford like dark trace made more money in america than it did in the uk from the very early days and more staff in america than it did in the uk our directory of direction of travel is find the best here and be the bridge to america and take them over there from my perspective i feel fine regardless of what's happening in macro as someone who's living here though i'm terrified about macro because i think there's real quality of life repercussions if policy makers here do not get this stuff right

the trajectory of travel and by the there's always been the thesis at oxford like dark trace made more money in america than it did in the uk from the very early days and more staff in america than it did in the uk our directory of direction of travel is find the best here and be the bridge to america and take them over there from my perspective i feel fine regardless of what's happening in macro as someone who's living here though i'm terrified about macro because i think there's real quality of life repercussions if policy makers here do not get this stuff right

But I find that the policymakers here are focused on the wrong problem. Everyone here is talking about the London Stock Exchange. I just told you the pension funds in the UK defined contribution schemes are investing 10% into the big tech names in the US.

But I find that the policymakers here are focused on the wrong problem. Everyone here is talking about the London Stock Exchange. I just told you the pension funds in the UK defined contribution schemes are investing 10% into the big tech names in the US.

But I find that the policymakers here are focused on the wrong problem. Everyone here is talking about the London Stock Exchange. I just told you the pension funds in the UK defined contribution schemes are investing 10% into the big tech names in the US.

It is not hard on a Bloomberg terminal to put a few extra characters and to buy a share on a New York exchange or a NASDAQ exchange as it is on the LSE exchange. It just doesn't matter. The world is global these days. And if you live in a global world...