Posts Tagged ‘UK’

Your Monday morning coffee briefing from TFG.

Your Monday morning coffee briefing from TFG. Tighter travel and daily restrictions are expected to be rolled out across European countries as concern grows over new variants from South Africa and Brazil.

The UK’s exporters could face a Brexit bill worth as much as £25bn in lost revenues in 2021, according to a new report by Euler Hermes.

With rising new cases and tighter social distancing restrictions, the strong summer recovery is likely to fade into an uncertain and weak autumn.

The UK economy grew by 2.1% in August. The slower growth leaves UK activity 9.2% below its level in February.

Your Monday morning coffee briefing from TFG. Economies around the world continue to open up in support of generating economic activities, limited by social distancing restrictions.

Your Monday morning coffee briefing from TFG. Economies around the world continue to open up in support of generating economic activities, limited by social distancing restrictions.

Our departure from the EU will give the UK the ability to take control of its own independent trade policy for the first time in more than 40 years.

The next generation of technology-led financial services innovators are disrupting the industry in a big way, and TFG’s Deepesh Patel caught up with Natalie Ceeney CBE, Chair of Innovate Finance, at WCBI.

Deutsche Bank has released a comprehensive new publication, “Payables finance: A guide to working capital optimisation, 2nd edition”, revising and updating the original paper released almost two years ago at the beginning of 2018. The paper continues the ongoing work of defining and codifying the payables finance industry as it evolves, shifting priorities and practices in the process.

Open banking has been taking over as the latest FinTech model of global market disruption, but market implementation so far has been fraught with delays, slowdowns and difficulties. Open banking refers to a financial data aggregation system that will be implemented in banks and financial service channels.

UKEF’s Richard Simon Lewis highlights the key steps that UK exporters can take to maximize their export opportunities. Trade is a vital part of the government’s industrial strategy, and the… read more →

Co-chairmen of the British Exporting Association (BExA), Marcus Dolman and Geoffrey De Mowbray, discuss the challenges and support needed for UK exporting. In the face of unprecedented levels of political… read more →

I had the pleasure of interviewing Tim Harrap, Head of Collaboration at Lye Cross Farm. With the launch of their Grass-fed Sharp Cheddar just days away, and following an award by Dr… read more →

Our world is developing very rapidly, and for those who do not know, we are in the beginning of the 4th Industrial Revolutions. It is very interesting to see how the technology is developing so rapidly that even our grandparents already use it. It is all about technology today, all big companies and start-ups are trying to bring new technology into operations and create a new environment. In this article I want to introduce three interesting companies that became unicorns in less than 2 years. Unicorn is a startup company that is valued more than $1 bl.