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How are Brexit uncertainties and the economic climate affecting UK companies?
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Identifying the markets where their products or services might be an ideal fit can be a major challenge for UK businesses looking to expand internationally.
But one of the largest and most exciting export opportunities facing UK businesses at the moment lies in China’s mother and baby market – a fast-growing sector of the country’s economy that was valued in excess of £239 billion in 2018.
Joe Hepworth, CEO at British Centre for Business, discusses recent significant developments in UAE of interest to UK businesses, with commentary from Santander’s UAE Country Manager, Monika Gajek.
The Spring 2019 Santander Trade barometer research shows just how important skilled workers are for future growth. But economic uncertainty could jeopardise many businesses' willingness to invest in their people.
The UK's planned departure from the EU has already led to a reduction in the pool of EU nationals looking to work in the UK, which, coupled with a general drag on business investment, could have serious implications for the UK's wider economic performance. As we saw from Santander's Trailblazers report published earlier this year, there is a clear link between investment in staff and company growth.
The Spring 2019 Santander Trade Barometer research suggests many companies are planning to invest less in their businesses over the next 12 months as uncertainty undermines their confidence.
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Independent service quality survey results -
see how we are ranked
As part of a regulatory requirement, an independent survey was conducted to ask customers of the largest business current account providers if they would recommend their provider to other small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). We have published the February 2019 independent service quality results.
William Chase isn’t your average potato farmer. In 2001 he established Tyrrell’s Potato Chips, sold in 2008 for many millions of pounds. He continued with the humble potato and created a super-premium vodka, Chase, which was voted Best Vodka in the World at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition.
