nejra: when it comes to syntec, people are concerned post-brexit.nvironment be more open, will it need to be to attract those startups? >> it depends on two moving parts. we and the u.k. have been open. interestingly, i saw this as a board member before i became chief executive, there has been a important mindset change, about what you can and can't do and there has to be some truth to it, but we do have a role as regulator to enable change. we are not picking winners. we are having to ask the question, because the rulebook was designed for a different age of technology and use, it gets in the way of ways we should look at. the fca has taken a big lead. we have strong alliances now with other parts of the world, singapore, hong kong are two examples of countries that followed strongly. i hope we will have the same relationship with europe, with the eu, we talk about it. there is a lot of desire. i don't see it as a race. of who has fintech and who doesn't. it is borderless. nejra: when you look at things like cryptocurrency and contracts, do you see