Reanda UK is making final preparations for an upcoming visit to China for the much-anticipated Reanda International Annual Conference. This year marks a special landmark for Reanda China – the accounting firm behind the wider international network – as it marks 25 years since it opened its first office. Now […]
Yearly Archives: 2018
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November has been an incredibly busy month for Brexit, with Prime Minister Theresa May determined to “see through” her flagship Brexit deal – which has attracted widespread criticism all round and provoked a series of high-profile resignations. But what might the PM’s deal mean for businesses? And what are the […]
A number of leading institutions and businesses have teamed up to try and answer the following question – how can Britain improve its export performance? In recent weeks, the Institute of Export and International Trade has joined forces with Barclays bank and the Policy Institute at King’s College London to […]
Stepping up to deliver his Autumn Budget announcements, Chancellor Philip Hammond unveiled a £2 billion boost for international trade in a bid to expand Britain’s trade presence overseas. Speaking on Monday 29 October, the Chancellor confirmed an additional £2 billion for UK Export Finance (UKEF), which will be rolled out […]
New data from HM Revenue & Customs has revealed that one of the UK’s leading exports, Scotch whisky, has seen a meteoric rise in exports. The famous spirit’s exports climbed by 10.8 per cent to almost £2 billion in the first half of 2018, according to the data, which has […]
We are preparing to take part in this year’s Reanda International Annual Conference in Beijing next month, where we will be meeting with our fellow members from more than 30 countries. This year is a special celebration for Reanda China, the firm behind Reanda International, as it celebrates its 25th […]
Fresh data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) this week have revealed strong growth for UK service exports in the year to the second quarter (Q2) of 2018.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that import raw materials and other products from the European Union (EU) to aid their day-to-day business activities need support post-Brexit, it has been warned.
One of Germany’s leading business research groups has warned that a ‘no-deal’ Brexit could result in a 57 per cent fall in German exports, affecting some of the nation’s key industries.
New official data suggests that the buzz around the launch of the new UK Export Strategy has helped to fuel growth in British goods and services exports.