UK will be very interested in keeping/making its (startup) markets attractive. If it doesn't succeed, it will be because of the political will of the European Union elites, who must make us all “understand” that leaving EU is a bad thing — to make this claim real, they must punish UK someway. This is not a “Europe of peace”, though they still use the “peace” line as propaganda (we don't want war, do we?)

Scotland tries again, exploiting the political situation, but parts of it wanted independence from GB since a long time. Though, it puzzles me very much the sense of it: they want *independence*, **and** be part of a supernational entity whose political power exists if and only if it can override national sovereignty. That is the opposite of independence, and the aim of the EU is to empty many of the sovereign powers of its members.

From a geopolitical point of view, it makes sense if we consider some *agit propaganda*: EU lobbyists are in concact with Scottish independentists and likely they are giving also all the support they can give — keeping themselves as hidden as possible, but this won't matter really.

There are plan to make Milan (Italy) the next London. That could open opportunities here (though I'm in Rome and dislike Milan :-D)