Morwenna Conium
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 10 Jul
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But there's a lot more investor activity.
One interesting thing, I think it was last week, was Robinhood CEO was talking about trying to get people in the UK to retail investment more.
And that could help potentially if there's more of an investment culture in the UK at the moment.
UK companies aren't even owned predominantly by UK holders.
So I don't think we're going to see a massive shift in that.
But of course, if we see a fundamental change in valuation ratios, then we might see less M&A and more listings here.
I was about to say it is a lot easier, well, certainly taxation-wise, to buy foreign stocks to the UK stock market's detriment.
You know, things like capital gains tax do really...
That's been something that's been discussed, and I think that will probably continue to be in the conversation if the government, whoever is leading it, wants to continue this push to make us a nation of investors, not just savers.
There's going to have to be some more sort of attractive incentives, and certainly people don't want to feel financially penalised for investing in UK companies instead of foreign ones.
It has been suggested that it's at least helping.
The pound is actually, I was just checking, the third best performing major currency so far this year.
Which is quite surprising when you consider that the dollar has benefited from the US-Iran war, which would normally weigh heavily on the pound.
It's weighed on all peers.
But also we've had this sort of domestic political turmoil.
Our prime minister has just resigned.
As yet, the successor is not absolutely set in stone.
And what they will do is...
is quite largely unknown, which when you look back over the last few years at how the pound has suffered as a result of economic uncertainty, concerns about what Rachel Rees was going to do, even though she set out her plans...
It's quite surprising that it's been unbelievably unruffled.
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