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The Brexit referendum shook the international trade and export finance industry. Let's check in with the latest changes and projections for the Brexit effect.
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How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | Seeptember 18, 2017
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017 The Brexit vote will take another couple years to go into effect, but that doesn't mean businesses can't start anticipating the changes. While the details of the Brexit deals' impact on export finance aren't clear yet, there are several areas that will likely be impacted in one way or another. In this post, we'll examine how the Brexit deal will impact future trade and export finance.
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017 What Brexit Means for Export Finance The world of United Kingdom export finance is currently up in the air, but there are key areas which will likely be affected. The changes will be contingent on the final trade agreements the UK makes with the European Union and other nations. Check out the list below to see what might change:
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017 Lower Export Prices Depending on the nature of the UK's future trade deals, prices for exported goods could witness a drop. If the UK continues to export to countries within the European Union, for example, producers might have to lower their prices to make their products more attractive to importers. Alternatively, if the UK enters into trade agreements with different countries, concerns regarding tariffs will be minimized.
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017 Different Export Markets The Brexit deal might end up changing what countries the UK does business with, depending on the final trade deals reached. The UK already has access to expansive export markets located in United States, Canada, Japan, China, and the United Arab Emirates. This list could expand, however, if there's enough global interest from free markets. In fact, the UK is currently promoting that idea with its "Exporting Is Great" campaign. Many free market countries are already showing interest in entering into a UK trade deal, actually. The UK could leverage its strong ties with India, for example. Other interested countries include Australia and South Africa.
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017 Pound Exchange Rates The impact on export finance and market access is clouded with uncertainty and primarily revolves around potential trade agreements made with the European Union. Exchange rates for the Pound, however, is a more cut and dry issue. Currently, the Pound is proving stable, though, as investors have accounted for the impact of Brexit talks.
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017 Export Tariffs Export tariffs will become an issue, but mainly for businesses that choose to continue doing business with the European Union as their leading market. Obstacles in this area exist because the European Union will have to ensure its regulations are met while preserving its member's benefits. This could translate into the previously mentioned lower prices. Larger companies will be able to take that hit to their profits. Smaller companies, however, will likely have more trouble maintaining their profit margins.
How Is Brexit Affecting Trade and Export Finance? Adam Smith Associates Blog | September 18, 2017 Watching the News The final outcome of the Brexit vote has yet to be seen. But don't fret just yet. The result might actually be in your favor. To find the latest developments on this ongoing story, check out the Adam Smith Associates blog.
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