What is in store for FDI post-Covid and beyond?
Martin Kaspar, head of corporate development at a German automotive company, looks at how FDI, businesses and countries will come out of the Covid-19 crisis.
Brexit
Will Biden punish Britain for Brexit?
Joe Biden's Irish ancestry and opposition to Brexit means many in the UK are looking on nervously given that a trade deal with the US is yet to be agreed.
What now for the UK’s financial services?
Financial services providers in the UK should find out in March 2021 what access they will have to the EU. The result could have a huge impact on FDI inflows in the sector.
Assessing the impact of Brexit on financial services
Financial services is a key sector for the UK economy, and a big driver of FDI into the country. Investment Monitor assesses what impact the December 2020 Brexit deal is likely to have on the industry.
What the Brexit deal means for manufacturing
The widespread opinion among manufacturers was that any deal would be better than a no-deal Brexit. However, now that the trade deal has been secured, the negotiations are far from over.
What does the Brexit trade deal mean for investors?
In December the UK and EU agreed a Brexit trade deal. Investment Monitor summarises the deal and how it may impact investors.
Whitepapers
UK logistics sector faces Brexit chaos
As 31st December approaches, the UK’s logistics sector is one of the many in the country expected to face challenges within the still unknown Brexit trade scenario.
Top five trends in FDI to look out for in 2021
Foreign direct investment has been hard hit in 2020, with levels plummeting by 40–50%. Investment Monitor has identified five key trends to keep an eye on in 2021.
Swansea taps local resources for economic renewal
Swansea has a number of eye-catching initiatives, from city centre regeneration to investment in cutting-edge technologies, that it hopes will revive its economy.
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Sheffield’s steely past and advanced future
Brought to its knees in the 1980s, Sheffield’s resurgence has shone brightest over the past decade thanks to advanced manufacturing and tech.
Cardiff plays clever to attract FDI
The Welsh capital city of Cardiff is a popular location for back office operations, with foreign investors attracted by its young, educated workforce and high quality of life.
Glasgow’s resurgence remains on track
Glasgow's post-war decline seems to have been stalled since the turn of the millennium, with the Scottish city emerging as a force in advanced manufacturing, technology and culture.
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