From 1 January 2021, businesses must navigate a divergent UK-EU trade and competition regime for the first time in over forty years. The immediate priority is to ensure compliance with the new rules and regulations. Longer-term, business should also engage with the evolving ‘global Britain’ policy, and understand the risks as well as the opportunities as the UK re-engages with global relationships beyond the EU. Brexit Insights sessions Our market-leading UK trade and competition team…
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- Invitation: Baker McKenzie’s Brexit Insights on WTO, Customs, Trade and Competition Webinar Series – Tuesday 26 January – Wednesday 3 February 2021
- Lifting of restrictions with Qatar – what you need to know
- UK Government announces new measures over alleged Xinjiang human rights concerns
- FEMA Modifies and Extends Export Restrictions for PPE and Other Medical Products
- BIS Amends Country Groups for Ukraine, Mexico, and Cyprus under the EAR
- OFAC Issues FAQs Clarifying Restrictions on Purchasing Securities of Certain Chinese Companies
- Invitation: Baker McKenzie’s Brexit Insights on WTO, Customs, Trade and Competition Webinar Series – Tuesday 26 January – Wednesday 3 February 2021
- China Issues New Blocking Rules
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Signing of the “Al-Ula Declaration” ending trade and other restrictions against Qatar As reported in our previous client update,…
On 12 January 2021, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab announced new measures to ensure that UK companies are…
On December 31, 2020, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (“FEMA“) issued a temporary final rule extending and modifying export…
On December 28, 2020, the US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”) issued a final…
Over the past two weeks, the Office of Foreign Assets Control (“OFAC”) published a series of FAQs related…
From 1 January 2021, businesses must navigate a divergent UK-EU trade and competition regime for the first time…