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Asian businesses roll out Plan B for Brexit

Irish business leaders plan for Brexit disruption

• Brexit Q&A: Preparing for currency fluctuations

  European finance departments may consider tactics to deal with volatility.

• Finance leaders feel good but ready for a downturn

  Finance executives in the US continue to feel good about growth in their respective industries, despite creeping concerns that the good times could be coming to an end in the near future.

• Asian businesses roll out Plan B for Brexit

  Without a clear picture on how Britain will leave the EU, some companies are launching contingency plans while others wait and see.

• The countries with the cleanest reputations

  Nordic states are among the countries with the lowest perceived levels of public sector corruption, Transparency International’s latest list shows.

• Brexit concerns hover over capital markets

  In the longer term, there might be changes reflecting the amounts of bank capital and investment funds allocated to transactions being originated in London and local continental European centres.

• Key considerations for cross-border M&A planning

  Financial, legal, social, and political factors play particularly important roles in cross-border transactions.

• Lunar New Year mass migration

  The Lunar New Year brings a mass of travel, as well as business fluctuations, as workers and students journey home for the holiday in China.

• Irish business leaders plan for Brexit disruption

  The uncertainties surrounding the conditions under which Britain may leave the EU are particularly challenging for businesses in Ireland. Here is how two of them are dealing with the challenges.

• Preparing post-Brexit supply chains

  Companies need to consider many factors when preparing for Brexit.

• Assessing Brexit risks in central and eastern Europe

  Companies could feel the impact in a number of areas.

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