Yael Selfin
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first heard Jul 2026
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Well, I think, you know, especially when you're working in professional services and you represent the firm in some ways, you have to be a little bit careful.
And also I speak to a lot of clients and you want to convey certain things, but you also need to be mindful of their own, if you like, professional interests, etc., etc.
So I have found that I do need to be a bit careful sometimes while trying to convey exactly what the trends are.
But what I find fascinating with all of it is that it's actually the online world can actually impact the real world.
You don't actually need to be there.
You could almost play remotely online, be part of the game.
I think there's a genuine desire to raise spending, especially in those countries that are closer to Russia.
There's a bit of a difference, I'd say, between countries that are much further and therefore the priority of a physical threat, if you like, is not there.
And that's potentially one of the reasons why we see lower spending by Spain, but also Italy to some degree.
But overall, we would probably expect spending to go up because the threats are there, especially when you look at things like cyber that is likely to impact all these countries.
So we are going to see an increase in spending.
It will need to be funded by something else, cut somewhere else or higher taxes.
And overall, I'd say that's probably not the biggest issue.
issues that European countries have.
So when you look at the UK as an example, at the moment, there's probably about 5 billion that are missing in terms of how they're going to be funded.
The new government will need to spell out in the autumn budget.
But that's relatively small compared to the larger numbers.
That's a really important point, actually, because there's two issues here.
One is where it's going to be produced and whether you can produce things together and where you procure it from.
So the Europeans were quite keen to buy from Europe.
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