UK businesses adapt to grow amid volatile world trade
Amid geopolitical volatility, how are UK businesses positioning themselves to continue to reap the benefits of global trade? Read our 'Going global for growth' report to get insights from 1,500 business leaders on the obstacles that UK businesses face when expanding internationally, and learn how to navigate these complexities to unlock sustainable growth into new markets.
82%
of UK businesses that trade overseas expect to grow over the next two years.
62%
of UK businesses who trade internationally say it has had a positive impact on their competitiveness.
29%
(+10% vs 2023) are making use of free trade agreements, with a further 33% planning to do so.
In our latest report we will give you insights and guide you through global challenges from your first steps to maximising free trade agreements and tapping into Eastern opportunities. Download the report today to make the most of your business overseas and unlock a world of potential.
Our recent webinar featured Stephanie Betant Head of Global Trade Solutions, HSBC UK, and UK business leaders Paul Maurice - Founder & CEO, Green Sheep Group, and Tristan Gadsby - Founder & CEO, Alliants, discussing the findings of our Going global for growth report and how businesses are managing to continue growing globally amid volatile world trade. If you missed it, you can still get all the insights by watching our recording.
If your annual turnover is above £6.5m and borrowing requirements are over £100K, our regionally-based relationship teams are here to support your business as it grows across the globe with trade finance, innovative payment solutions and award-winning FX markets. Access our in-depth knowledge to help you make the most of every opportunity as your business expands.
SMEs that trade internationally are reaping the benefits for themselves and the economy, according to the findings of research for our annual ‘Going global for growth’ report. They are also showing great creativity and resilience in the face of geopolitical challenges.
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