Export Controls Advisory Practice

International trade presents unique challenges, particularly when it comes to export controls. With regulations rapidly evolving, managing risks while remaining compliant is crucial for businesses.

Independent export control advisers to strengthen your compliance processes

The Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade’s Export Controls Advisory Practice is here to help UK exporters thrive in a complex regulatory landscape.

Our advisers offer objective, specialised advice to support your business in meeting complex export control regulations and remaining compliant. With deep expertise across a range of industries, our team is here to empower you with knowledge, streamline your operations and help you identify opportunities for efficiency. 

Expertise across key sectors

Our expertise spans various sectors, enabling us to deliver relevant and specific advice for the unique compliance demands of each industry. 

Airplane

Aerospace and defence

Device

New technology

Truck

Logistics and distribution

Shield Lock

Security and space

Your compliance challenges, our solutions

Our advisers are well-versed in the complexities and regulatory hurdles organisations face in their export control management. Here are some ways we can support your business: 

  • Sanctions compliance: Guidance through sanctions regulations for UK exports.

  • Export licensing support: Assistance with export licensing applications, including SIELs and OGELs.

  • Dual-use compliance: Help with dual-use goods, ensuring compliance with sensitive export controls.

  • AUKUS: Export license allowing the export to, between and among Australia, USA and UK.

  • SPIRE to LITE: Migration support from SPIRE UK licensing application system to a new system LITE.

  • Customs and trade processes: Support for implementing robust customs processes and controls. 
Export Controls Help

Meet your advisor

Daniela

Daniela brings over 12 years of broad experience in export controls and international trade compliance, spanning roles in the aerospace, manufacturing, and freight forwarding sectors. With a deep understanding of UK and US export regulations, including International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and Export Administration Regulations (EAR), she has successfully managed complex import/export processes and conducted rigorous compliance audits.

Her expertise extends across multiple continents, where she has navigated evolving trade restrictions and ensured the secure movement of high-tech and defence-related goods. Daniela has a proven track record in mitigating risks, implementing compliance measures and safeguarding businesses from regulatory penalties and delays.

Currently, as Academy Director at the Chartered Institute of Export and International Trade, Daniela leads the training, education, and apprenticeship teams, driving excellence in international trade education and compliance standards.

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Our three levels of service

Navigating international trade regulations is complex, so our Advisory Practice is here to make it simpler. Whether you need immediate advice, operational support or strategic guidance, we offer tailored services to meet your particular needs. 

Export controls services: Choose the right service to meet your needs in three easy steps

Step 1: Identify the level of support that best matches your current needs:

  1. International Trade Surgery
  2. Health Check
  3. Strategic Insights Advisory

Step 2: Choose the specific topic(s) that match your business challenge. Topics include:

  • Export controls compliance
  • Sanctions compliance
  • Licence applications
  • Understanding and application of dual-use
  • Specific licence requirements on LITE
  • Customs compliance

Step 3: Contact us via the form below or call us on 01733404400

Enquire now

Once we receive your enquiry we will be in touch to discuss your needs

Call us:

+44 1733 404400

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