Political and economic developments, cyber risks, bribery and corruption …these are some of the issues your business could face when you begin to trade overseas or expand into fresh markets.
UK Trade & Investment and the Foreign & Commonwealth Office (FCO) have brought together authoritative, accessible and topical information on countries, and the key issues related to the political, economic and business security environments.
This can help you identify these risks, understand more about them – and guard effectively against them. By helping you manage the risks of doing business overseas and go with your eyes open, it can help you succeed…safely.
01 Feb 2012 China: Falling Land Prices put Local Government Finances under Pressure - February 2012
01 Feb 2012 Turkey: Economy: Central Bank Policies – February 2012
31 Jan 2012 Japan Politics: Policy Priorities In The Current Diet Session – January 2012
30 Jan 2012 UAE: Abu Dhabi: Once again, economic destination of choice? - January 2012
26 Jan 2012 UAE: Prosperity: Abu Dhabi's World Future Energy Summit – January 2012
Country-by-country information is available
Guidance is on the Overseas Business Risk bribery and corruption pages.
For the latest on Bahrain, Egypt Japan, Libya, Syria, Yemen and other countries visit FCO travel advice.
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Overseas Business Risk brings you advice on laws, rules and the dangers of bribery and corruption.
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This is where you can access information on terrorism levels and the measures in place to prevent terrorist activities in countries.
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Learn about the range of security measures to protect your business interests overseas against potential threats including terrorism, espionage, and cyber, information, physical, and personnel security.
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The Government has published its new Cyber Security Strategy. For more information:
See the press release on the BIS website
Visit the Cyber Security pages on the BIS website
Information on key security and political risks which UK businesses may face when operating in Yemen. More
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Your business’s Intellectual Property (IP) portfolio may be your most valuable asset – so check our IP page for advice and information on safeguarding your original creations from security risks.
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