Proposal for a more inclusive trade governance model announced
Challenges Ahead: Caution Advised for European Companies with Respect to US Secondary Sanctions
ICC United Kingdom launches inclusive post-Brexit “Trade Governance Model” at Annual General Meeting
International trade and the fight against protectionism
How business is marking a critical world water day
As the United Nations’ (UN) “Decade of Action” for water begins this year, the role of business in the responsible stewardship of our most vital natural resource is most important than ever.
For BBC Radio 4, ICC United Kingdom's Chris Southworth explains implications of US-China tariffs
James Bacchus explains a possible WTO Case Against U.S. Steel and Aluminium Tariffs
Following the Trump administration’s announcement to implement tariffs on steel and aluminium imports, James Bacchus, former congressman and World Trade Organisation (WTO) Appellate Body judge tells Law 360 that he believes the steel and aluminium tariffs violate core WTO procedural ruling.
E-Commerce and digital trade for development: negotiations to soft launch at MC11
A wide range of submissions on e-commerce has been made by WTO members over the past two years. “Awareness” has been raised. Frameworks, coverages, and approaches have been proposed surrounding e-commerce.
Enabling paperless trade
In the drive for simplicity and automation in trade, companies and banks are increasingly turning to digitisation. In the last few years, eCommerce trade has grown from a few million dollars to over $1.7T of trade in 2016. But what does it mean and why should G20 leaders take note?
Brexit and Trade Finance
There is a lot we don’t know about Brexit, the most unknown of which is what trade and trade finance will look like after the United Kingdom leaves the European Union.
Foreign direct investment; opportunities and sanctions
Expansion into new and emerging markets is a key strategy for companies operating across many industry sectors.
Intellectual Property: Vital Protections Promoting Healthy Trade
In an era when free-trade deals are sometimes protested in the streets, and economies like the UK and the US are considering domestic preferences; effective intellectual property (IP) protections remain vital for innovation, businesses small and large, the economy, consumers and society.