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Having finally left the European Union, the UK has two top priorities: to negotiate free trade deals with the EU and bodog sportsbook review the United States by the end of the year. The UK has a breathing space until then, in effect continuing to operate as though it was still in the EU. But, on January 1, 2021 it will overnight be fully outside the EU. Its trade relationships will then be on the basis of whatever deals it has managed to secure in the very short time available; otherwise, the UK will default to the basic terms established by the World Trade Organization. For businesses trading with the UK, and particularly bodog sportsbook review for those with operations based in the UK or the EU, there will be significant changes: some clear, others are currently hard to predict, and all are complex and potentially costly. Businesses that understand the issues and the likely outcomes, and take early steps to prepare, will be best positioned to manage the risks and to seize the opportunities that Brexit will create.
Richard Tauwhare, instructor for this webinar, is an independent consultant who specialises in EU bodog poker review single market and customs regulations, export controls, sanctions and trade restrictions, and the trade-related aspects of Brexit. In addition, Richard chairs the Brexit sub-committee of the Export Group for Aerospace, Defence and Dual-Use Goods (EGADD) and is an elected member of the EGADD Executive Committee, a member of the Joint Electronics Telecoms Security Export Control Committee of techUK, of the Institute of Export’s Export Control Profession, and of the Editorial bodog sportsbook review Board of the World Export Control Review Journal.
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