Events Calendar

An export controlled or licensed product is a product controlled by the UK government. Export licences are needed for importing and exporting of military and paramilitary goods, dual use and technology, works of art, plants, animals, medicines and chemicals.

If your goods fall into these categories you will need to find out how to apply for export or import licences and also find out what compliance responsibilities you have. It is vital that you are aware of these responsibilities, and you know who the relevant UK authorities are.

FULLY BOOKED

This event is now fully booked, but if you want to join the waitlist, please email internationalbusiness@londonchamber.co.uk.

We are pleased to offer an exclusive opportunity for a guided tour of the Port of Tilbury, part of Forth Ports and a key component of the Thames Freeport. Forth Ports is one of the UK’s leading port operators, managing a network of major ports and providing critical infrastructure to support global supply chains, renewable energy, and bulk cargo.

You will also have the chance to connect with industry leaders, explore commercial opportunities, and learn about the future port developments.

Please note: this tour is open to international trade/supply chain and construction related businesses only. Once you have registered your interest, we will contact you to confirm your place.

Organised in partnership with British Chambers of Commerce and Dubai Airport Freezone, this private roundtable meeting will discuss Dubai as a gateway for businesses seeking to expand into the UAE and leverage the region as a global trade hub. With strong prospects of a trade agreement with the GCC on the horizon this year, Dubai Airport Freezone and LCCI are collaborating to bring together businesses wanting to engage with, expand into and drive further opportunity from the UAE.

Discussions will focus on: 

• The evolving economic landscape and key drivers that make Dubai a preferred destination for international expansion.
• Understanding of the robust trade connectivity available through the Freezone.
• The tax incentives and regulatory framework that provide opportunities for businesses to scale operations effectively.
• The latest updates on the UK/GCC trade discussions.

To register your interest for this event, please email internationalbusiness@londonchamber.co.uk

Join our webinar for an essential update of UK and US business immigration. With significant immigration policy changes taking place across the UK and US, this webinar will analyse the latest changes and developments. Gain valuable insights into how these changes have a potential impact on businesses and strategies for future global hires.

What you’ll learn about:

• Overview of recent immigration changes proposed and implemented by US and UK
• The impact on foreign businesses wishing to live and work in the UK and in the US
• Potential impact on businesses both sides of the Atlantic and tips on how to ensure your business complies with new requirements.

We’re delighted to be joined by Partners from Laura Devine Immigration, Christi Jackson, Partner and Head of US Practice and Francesca Sciberras, UK Immigration Partner. There will also be the opportunity for you to have your questions answered.

Every business owns or uses intellectual property. These intangibles cover inventions, brand names, websites, logos, drawings, plans, software, databases, videos, the look of a product, secret recipes, and lots more.

This webinar will introduce you to the main areas of intellectual property and how these may be protected both domestically and internationally. There will be many practical examples of how IP management can impact a business.

Join this webinar with Jonathan Perlmutter, Partner, Knights PLC who will be delivering this session for businesses looking to find out more about IP.

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.

What do a pandemic, a giant container ship crossed in the Suez Canal or a war involving the main producers of grain and fossil fuels have in common? A massive impact in global supply chains, bringing inflation in Western countries to highs not seen in decades, and threatening the economic development of the entire planet.

In this webinar, we will reflect on the dependence of Western companies on Far East suppliers and discuss what changes can be made in order to alleviate the risk of further disruptions in our supply chains.

We are delighted that David Peña, International Trade Matters Ltd will be delivering this session. There will also be the opportunity for you to have your questions answered.