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Market Entry Blog

Trade Horizons’ Market Entry Blog

Our market entry blog covers a range of topics relating to international business expansion. Articles tackle many different subjects, including the initial planning and preparation stages of growing your business, advances in technology you can take advantage of, through to sales & marketing, packaging and branding advice. Written by leading experts in their field, you’ll be sure to find something of interest and real-world practical advice if you are looking to grow your business around the world.

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March #4 Trade News: New UK investment zones, UK quantum strategy, RCEP, Navigating FDI rules, Sweden rules

Dubai has implemented new family office rules which remove the current reporting requirements on identification of ancestor, source of wealth and amount of equity.The EU and Thailand have resumed free trade negotiations which were halted in 2014 due to a military coup. As Europe seeks to expand its clean energy portfolio in areas such as electric vehicles, renewable energy and silicon chips. The EU has existing trade agreements with Singapore and Vietnam in South East Asia. They are aiming to conclude the talks with an agreement by 2025. In the United Arab Emirates 90% of businesses are family-owned which contribute 70% of GDP. Single family offices are no longer required to register with the Dubai Financial Services Authority under the UAE New Federal Law on Family Businesses.

March #3 Trade News: EU Thailand, Philippines South Korea, EU Legislation, UK FDI, India

Dubai has implemented new family office rules which remove the current reporting requirements on identification of ancestor, source of wealth and amount of equity.The EU and Thailand have resumed free trade negotiations which were halted in 2014 due to a military coup. As Europe seeks to expand its clean energy portfolio in areas such as electric vehicles, renewable energy and silicon chips. The EU has existing trade agreements with Singapore and Vietnam in South East Asia. They are aiming to conclude the talks with an agreement by 2025. In the United Arab Emirates 90% of businesses are family-owned which contribute 70% of GDP. Single family offices are no longer required to register with the Dubai Financial Services Authority under the UAE New Federal Law on Family Businesses.

March #2 Trade News: Female only funds, Northern Ireland, US Europe FTA, Global minimum tax, HMRC, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, FDI

Dubai has implemented new family office rules which remove the current reporting requirements on identification of ancestor, source of wealth and amount of equity. In the United Arab Emirates 90% of businesses are family-owned which contribute 70% of GDP. Single family offices are no longer required to register with the Dubai Financial Services Authority under the UAE New Federal Law on Family Businesses.

March #1 Trade News: Dubai family office, Quantum computing, Windsor Framework CPTPP, US, EU, Vietnam, France

Dubai has implemented new family office rules which remove the current reporting requirements on identification of ancestor, source of wealth and amount of equity. In the United Arab Emirates 90% of businesses are family-owned which contribute 70% of GDP. Single family offices are no longer required to register with the Dubai Financial Services Authority under the UAE New Federal Law on Family Businesses.

Feb#4 Trade News: India EU FTA, Mexico Turkey, Brazil FDI, US FDI report, 2023 predictions, China

The EU is set on a free trade deal with India to counter China and has set a target of end of 2023 to secure a deal. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has rated the deal as one of his top priorities. The European Union has announced its intention to develop closer relations with the Indo-Pacific Region to counterbalance China’s influence in the region. India purchases most of its military hardware and oil from Russia and has not criticised Russia for the invasion instead calling for dialogue and diplomacy to end the war.

US Inflation Reduction Act to prompt FTAs with EU and Japan

Neither the EU nor Japan have current trade deals with the US. US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen recently announced that she would expect both those countries to have to negotiate new deals if they are to be considered for tax credits under the new Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The new flagship legislation commits $369bn in tax credits and subsidies to boost clean energy projects however it is not without its limitations, or requirements of manufacturers.

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