[melonkidney]

From TFA:

However, weak sterling was still encouraging US and Japanese buyers to take a risk [investing in the UK], McMillan said: “They are calculating that a rational solution will be found. This is a real vote of confidence in UK companies, supported by tailwinds from a strong dollar and yen against sterling.

I wonder if one outcome of Brexit will be that native English speaking customer support becomes more cost effective. Are any companies thinking about setting up UK-based support centers post Brexit?

[StudentStuff]

The UK would be badly time shifted from most of the high income Anglophone population, plus labor standards and wages are still fairly high (even at a severe hourly wage discount). Rural Canada is still more appealing IMO if native English is required.