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Read about the Chartered Institute of Export & International Trade policies and reactions to key trade news.
Here you can find a selection of the Chartered Institute's policy positions, ranging from detailed papers containing in-depth economic analysis to short articles about key topics in the news.
You will see how the Chartered Institute is involved in discussing issues that affect trade and trade policy, as well as how we reacted to recent political developments.
Please note these reports are for work completed before we became the Chartered Institute on 10 July 2024, and this is reflected in the text and branding.
A set of policies that aim to maximise the UK's potential as a trading nation by boosting both goods and services exports, published prior to the year's general election.
The Chartered Institute and Flint Global evaluate the opportunities for firms in the UK's nations and regions to boost their exports in the services sectors.
A review of the TradeTech currently being developed, their potential benefits and the practical steps that businesses can take now to be ready to harness their full potential.
Produced in collaboration with Flint Global, this paper reviews how the UK can build an improved border regime following its exit from the EU, emphasising digital trade.
The Chartered Institute sets out 13 recommendations for government and businesses for overcoming the hurdles to a digital trade future and the export boost it offers.
Produced by the Chartered Institute alongside UKBAA, this report looks at some of those solutions and trends driving London’s thriving trade tech start-up scene.
The IOE&IT Policy Platform was launched by the then-minister for exports Graham Stuart to reflect what the Institute believed the UK government needed to prioritise on trade.
Published in early 2021, this paper looks at the role freeports could play in the UK, offering an ‘in the round’ assessment of their impact, with global insights.
