The current challenges for European startups stem from a fragmented legal landscape with over 27 different systems, deterring investor interest and complicating talent acquisition.
Simon Schaefer highlights the need for harmonisation in Europe's startup ecosystem, citing fragmentation as a barrier to growth and foreign investment due to differing legal systems.
The vast array of national regulations means that startups struggle with variations in hiring practices and stock option agreements, limiting their operational potential across Europe.
The EU Inc aims to create a unified structure that addresses these issues by streamlining processes for investment and company operations, fostering a more cohesive ecosystem.
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