The chief executive for the UK and Ireland at German pharma major Bayer (BAYN: DE) is spending 30% of his time working on issues related to Brexit, he said this week.
Being able to retain and attract top talent by gaining certainty on the rights of workers from overseas, ensuring funding for the sector is protected and maintaining a regulatory framework which means patients’ access to drugs is not delayed are three of the priorities which Alexander Moscho is stressing to government during his frequent discussions with officials on Brexit.
"Where we were talking about investment, now it’s more about defending what we have"
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