Governance
Governance
The new export control blind spot – why third-party risk is now a governance issue
Brief Overview Third-party relationships are one of the fastest-growing export control risks. Regulators expect companies to detect behavioural red flags, monitor intent, control technology access, and prove governance at boardroom level. Firms that elevate their approach gain resilience, regulatory confidence, and competitive advantage. Export control regimes across the UK, U.S.,…
Export Controls, Governance
The Lowdown on SC Clearance in the UK: What You Need to Know for Export Controls
Overview Security Check (SC) clearance is a critical requirement for UK businesses whose employees need long-term or frequent access to classified government information. For organisations operating across borders, especially those involved in defence, cybersecurity or sensitive supply chains, understanding and complying with national security vetting is essential. This article explains…
Governance
Mastering UK Internal Trade Governance: A Guide to Regional Market Success
As uncertainties in global trade continue to rise, many UK businesses have turned to domestic markets for more stable growth. However, trading with other UK nations also brings its own set of challenges, particularly around regional regulations, compliance requirements, and market-specific standards. In this guide, we'll explore how businesses can…
