There are lots of reasons why London remains the beating heart of Europe’s tech startup universe, despite the UK’s current political turmoil.

When it comes to the march of technology, the accepted narrative ranks Silicon Valley at the forefront of discovery and innovation, while relegating China to the subsidiary role of mass fulfilment.

Sweden has only a 10m people total population but it is 2nd to Silicon Valley when it comes to number of unicorns per capita they produce.

While Indonesia has long been overshadowed in the startup stakes by its more established neighbour, Singapore, this thriving economy is now beginning to make waves in the international community, alongside fellow ‘CIVETS’ nations – Colombia, Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey and South Africa – because of its exciting investment opportunities.

Sweden has only a 10m people total population but it is 2nd to Silicon Valley when it comes to number of unicorns per capita they produce.