Natasha Chell writes for the Financial Times on the UK's approach to start-up entrepreneurs
Friday 3 July 2026
The Financial Times has today published a letter by Natasha Chell (Senior Partner and Head of UK Pratice) highlighting the need for a more flexible immigration route for start-up entrepreneurs.
The UK’s ability to attract and retain innovative founders is an important part of supporting economic growth, investment and job creation. Ensuring that talented entrepreneurs can establish and scale businesses in the UK remains a key policy challenge.
Read the full article here (£).
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