Online event
Turning market trends into global growth for financial services and related firms
Monday 02 November at 11:00AM
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This webinar will help businesses identify international demand trends, understand how firms are already converting those trends into commercial opportunities, and learn what practical support is available to access new markets.
What you’ll learn
- Understand where global demand for UK-based financial and related professional services is growing, using TheCityUK’s latest economic research and market data.
- Identify how firms can convert emerging international trade corridors and regional growth trends into practical commercial opportunities.
- Learn what support is available from established firms, UK government and regional authorities to help businesses access and succeed in new markets.
Description
Global demand for financial and related professional services continues to evolve, creating new opportunities for firms to expand into international markets. Understanding where demand is growing and how market trends are shaping global trade can help businesses identify new routes to growth and stay ahead of the competition.
Join TheCityUK's Chief Economist and Director of Economic Research for an insightful session exploring the latest economic research, export data and market trends affecting the sector. You'll gain insight into emerging global and regional trade corridors, where demand is increasing, and how businesses can identify commercial opportunities in evolving international markets.
Drawing on economic research, industry perspectives and practical examples, the session will explore how firms can use market intelligence to make informed decisions about international growth and position themselves for long-term success.
Speakers
Anjalika Bardalai
Chief Economist and Director, Economic Research, TheCityUK
Anjalika manages TheCityUK’s economic research programme. She leads the team that produces the organisation’s in-house economic research, presents research and analysis externally, and writes TheCityUK’s economics blog.
Prior to joining TheCityUK in 2014, Anjalika spent 12 years with the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) in the company’s New York and London offices, holding a number of different roles, including head of the EIU’s flagship Country Reports series. She also worked for the consultancy Eurasia Group, advising financial-markets clients on economic and political risk.