Events Calendar

Law firms often face complex questions around fund distribution at the close of a transaction: "How do we distribute these funds efficiently?" or "What's the best mechanism for this complicated scenario?". This webinar brings together legal and financial experts to unpack how firms can approach these challenges with greater clarity and control.

Interpolitan Money explores the practical use of Third-Party Managed Accounts (TPMAs), escrow arrangements, and paying agent services considering evolving SRA regulations - particularly Rule 3.3 - and the shifting expectations around client money handling.

Join this session to understand how firms can navigate regulatory boundaries without compromising efficiency or client outcomes, with cross-border transactions becoming more intricate and compliance more critical.

We are delighted to be joined by Daniel Dunne, Vice President and Head of Legal Services, Interpolitan Money. There will also be the opportunity for you to have your questions answered.

If you transport goods into and out of the UK for maintenance or other processing, this course explains the HMRC regimes that will enable you to save costs. The course helps you understand the advantages of claiming IPR and OPR, how commodity codes help, the documentation required, and whether AEO may also be helpful for your organisation.

• Explanation of Inward and Outward Processing
• Advantages of IPR/OPR
• Commodity Codes
• Documentation required for IPR/OPR
• Benefits of AEO
• Sources of help and advice

Do you hate the thought of networking? Does talking to new people fill you with dread? Do you want to learn how to network on your own terms?

For many people, the fear of networking at events stops them from attending or has them standing at the edge of the room not knowing what to do and counting the minutes until they can leave. If this is you, you are missing out on expanding your number of business contacts, raising your profile and the profile of your business.

This workshop, led by Sarae Pratt, is a must attend if you are new to networking or if you are not getting the results you need from the events you are attending.

UK – EU – USA Export Control and Compliance Training

If your business exports goods, software, technology, or technical knowledge, you may be subject to export control regulations. Many companies do not realise their everyday products could fall under dual-use or military control lists, or that certain rules apply even when exporting data or services. These regulations are not just for defence suppliers; they can cover industries in any sector.

Getting export controls wrong can lead to delays, investigations financial penalties or worse… This course is designed to give you the knowledge and tools to avoid common mistakes and build confidence with your export and compliance processes. Whether you are just starting your export control journey or are looking to refresh your knowledge, join us for a clear and focused introduction which reflects the challenges businesses encounter every day.

• What export controls are
• How to determine if your products, software, or data are controlled
• What dual-use and military classifications actually mean
• How to navigate SPIRE and LITE (UK), EU licencing Systems, EECNs, EAR and ITAR (USA)
• Why USA origin items remain controlled globally, even when incorporated into other products
• The ramifications of getting it wrong, or failing to address the need export controls
• What to do if you are unsure and how to stay protected.

The UK-Africa Trade Expo (owned and operated by Capital Crown Holdings Ltd) is a global business and investment platform connecting Africa, the UK, and international markets. UKATE drives cross-border trade, innovation, and enterprise growth by linking governments, investors, and MSMEs. Through exhibitions, forums, and dealmaking, it highlights investment-ready sectors and enables scalable partnerships for Africa’s economic development.

This introduction course is aimed at anyone involved in international trade who needs to understand customs. The course will cover the role of HMRC and practicalities such as goods wholly produced in the UK, use of documentation including the EUR1, free circulation, AEO, VAT responsibilities, and the impact of Incoterms®. The course also provides an introduction to customs entries, classification of goods, valuation of goods on import duties, taxes and the Union Customs Code (UCC).

• HMRC and customs procedures
• Origin, Classification of goods and Valuation of goods
• Duties and taxes (UK Global Tariff)
• The Union Customs Code (UCC).
• Sources of help and advice

An introduction course providing candidates with fundamental skills and knowledge to prepare and process the documents required for exporting goods overseas. It is fully supported with user friendly and up-to-date notes (including copies of completed documents) to ensure the skills learned can be used effectively back in the workplace.

During the introduction course candidates will study the principles and current industry practices required to ensure that they can process documents thus ensuring they operate both legally and cost effectively. They will understand the documents required for international shipments and transportation and where to go for further help and advice.

• “The Foundations” including a look at information sources, legal requirements, record keeping and software systems
• The significance of documentary content - with specific reference to Incoterms® 2020, how to prove origin and the commodity code
• Exporters commercial documents - quotations, invoices and packing lists
• The "origin documents" - including Country of Origin, EUR1s and ATRs
• Further official export documents – export licences, pre-shipment inspection, and C88 SAD
• Dealing with the freight forwarder - including ECSIs, SSNs
• The proof of export documents - including Bills of lading, AWBs and CMR notes
•  Payment mechanisms and a review of the documents needed to ensure payment
• Sources of help and advice

An introduction course providing candidates with fundamental skills and knowledge to prepare and process a system of classifying their parts for both import and export. It is fully supported with user friendly and up-to-date notes (including practical experience on classifying products using the UK Global Tariff) to ensure the skills learned can be used effectively back in the workplace.

Candidates will, after attending this course, be aware of what commodity codes are and what they are used for. They will have a basic understanding of the process of how to classify goods and would have successfully classified a range of goods to gain experience in using the UK Global Tariff and where to go for further advice.

This course can also count as a credit towards the British Chamber of Commerce Foundation Award in International Trade. Candidates attending six or more courses and obtaining six or more credits receive the Award.

This training is delivered in collaboration with LCCI’s Trusted Trainers International Trade Matters as part of the Nationally Accredited Chamber Network.

Join us at LCCI HQ for an exciting and accessible workshop that introduces you to the world of robotics—and now, artificial intelligence too! 
 
Whether you're new to the field or looking to understand the latest innovations, this session covers the fundamentals of modern robotics, showcases real-world use cases, and unpacks the newest trends in AI-powered automation. With a live AI speaker joining us, you'll get a firsthand look at how robotics and AI are converging to reshape industries, jobs, and everyday life. Perfect for business leaders, tech enthusiasts, and future thinkers.

Speakers:

• Philip English, Project Director, Robot Center
• Arjun Jagota, AI Researcher, Imperial College London

Discover real-world applications, emerging opportunities, and how you can get involved in the robotic revolution.