Industry sectors

21 October 2020: The Brexit conversation used to revolve largely around processing forms. Now it is more about the CFO grasping that Brexit is a key part of business resilience. This is this view of Tim Morris, Chief Executive of UK Major Ports Group.

12 October 2020: With new border processes and controls approaching regardless of any deal with the EU it is critical that the UK prepares now, urges UK Major Ports Group.

7 October 2020: The Cyprus funds industry has been described as Europe’s newest investment fund hotspot. Andreas Yiasemides, partner head of fund services at PwC Cyprus, outlines the opportunities the region can bring potential investors and fund managers.

30 September 2020: As the Brexit transition period nears its end, manufacturers are working to get measures in place in preparation. Rittal UK’s finance and HR director explains some of the complications involved.

30 September 2020: As the Brexit transition period nears its end, businesses in the UK and EU face a number of VAT issues that need to be addressed, says indirect tax expert Stephen Dale, FCA.

25 September 2020: The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is quite clear that the movement of cargo by air relies on open economies. However, it is also facing up to Brexit and conjuring with some huge questions.

30 September 2020: The agriculture sector could face issues post-Brexit transition period, but by focusing on quality, sustainability and technology, it could build a new place on the world stage.

22 September 2020: It was no good making assumptions. The Port of Rotterdam had to prepare for no UK/EU trade agreement early and now, with just a few weeks to go, it has already built a community of consensus, through stakeholder buy-in, to its new procedures.

Hub from Make UK providing support to manufacturers as the UK leaves the EU. Includes guidance on preparing for the end of the transition period, a no-deal checklist and a Brexit toolkit to help businesses deal with trade and migration issues.

Series of webinars from BEIS to help businesses prepare for new rules from January 2021. Provides information on key actions for businesses in the following sectors: Life sciences; Aerospace; Construction; Consumer goods; Metals and other materials; Retail; Automotive, Services and investment; Electronics and machinery. Following the live events in October the webinars will be available on demand.

Podcast series from Make UK where business reporter Jonty Bloom explores what manufacturers need to know to navigate Brexit. Includes how manufacturers can future-proof their workforce and how they can make the most of Britain’s export opportunities around the world.

Series of webinars from BEIS to help businesses prepare for new rules from January 2021. Provides information on key actions for businesses in the following sectors: Life sciences; Aerospace; Construction; Consumer goods; Metals and other materials; Retail; Automotive, Services and investment; Electronics and machinery. Following the live events in October the webinars will be available on demand.

Article from Vogue Business on the impact of a no-deal Brexit on the UK fashion industry and how brands should prepare. Discusses prices, regulation and the end of tax-free shopping.

Briefing paper published by the Association of Convenience Stores to help retailers prepare for a no-deal Brexit. Covers the trading environment, workforce and regulation.

Guidance on how to manage the movement of people and workers into the UK from 1 January 2021 for companies in the construction sector. Published by the Construction Leadership Council.

Series of webinars from BEIS to help businesses prepare for new rules from January 2021. Provides information on key actions for businesses in the following sectors: Life sciences; Aerospace; Construction; Consumer goods; Metals and other materials; Retail; Automotive, Services and investment; Electronics and machinery. Following the live events in October the webinars will be available on demand.

Report from law firm Irwin Mitchell. Analyses the impact Brexit will have on different sectors and the level of disruption expected for each. Sectors covered: Manufacturing, Wholesale, retail and repair of vehicles, Admin and support services, Accommodation and food services, Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Professional, scientific and technical, Information and communication, Construction, Financial and insurance, Water supply, sewerage and waste, Health and social work, Mining and quarrying, Education, Electricity and gas, Real estate, Public admin and defence.

Information from the Financial Conduct Authority to help financial services firms prepare for the end of the transition period. Outlines issues for all firms and considerations for UK firms and EEA firms conducting business in the UK.

Report from research organisation UK in a Changing Europe on the potential impacts of leaving the EU without a deal. Includes analysis for the following sectors: agriculture and food; fisheries; energy; services; road haulage; aviation; rail (Eurotunnel).

Article from law firm Eversheds Sutherland on the implications of the withdrawal arrangements as the UK leaves the EU. Discusses business planning with sections on immigration, data protection and financial services.

Briefing from UK law firm <a href="https://www.traverssmith.com/">Travers Smith</a> on the issues to be considered for business travel between the UK and the EU27 post transition.

Latest advice from the UK Government on how to prepare for business travel to Europe from 1 January 2021.

Summary from UKHospitality of key no-deal implications together with suggested actions for companies within the sector. Areas covered include the workforce, supply chains and imports, food labelling and the UK's tourism sector

National Council for Voluntary Organisations guidance on the potential implications of a no-deal Brexit for charities.

A NCVO blog post on how the changes to UK law being made through Brexit secondary legislation may impact charities.

A guide to help third sector organisations in Wales prepare for Brexit. It highlights some key resources and questions to consider.