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UK should not be ‘incubator economy’ for US, says British Business Bank

Start-ups with potential to become multibillion-pound companies often bought by overseas groups, new chair warns
Stephen Welton: ‘We don’t want to be an incubator economy taking all the risk of these very, very tiny companies, and then not able to capitalise on that’

The UK should not be an “incubator economy” that builds up new companies only for them to be sold off to overseas buyers, the new chair of the British Business Bank has said. 

Stephen Welton told the Financial Times that the UK’s economic development bank wanted to fund “the big, significant companies of tomorrow” amid concerns over Britain’s ability to retain start-ups with the potential to become multibillion-pound companies. 

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