UK Trade in a Changing Global Order: Legal & Commercial Implications

Introduction

International trade policy is now regularly in the news spotlight given President Trump’s disregard for established norms - in particular, the rules of the World Trade Organisation. Many commentators suggest that this marks the end of globalisation or the global economic order. At the same time the UK has reached a number of recent trade agreements with India, Australia and New Zealand and is trying to calibrate its ongoing relationships with the EU and US.

This webinar will bring both topics together in exploring the evolution of UK trade policy within a changing global context that will provide attendees with answers to crucial questions such as what rules will apply to trade in the future and whether the current order of globalisation will be maintained. This session will present information suitable for individuals at all levels of trade expertise.

What You Will Learn

This webinar will cover the following:

• UK trade agreements with Australia, New Zealand, India, US and EU
• How UK trade policy fits into the current structures and rules governing world trade
• Impact of recent developments in global trade policy including Trump and the growing discipline of economic security
• Likely future developments in the UK’s trading arrangements with its key trade partners, the US and EU
• Potential scenarios for the future of the World Trade Organisation

This pre-recorded webinar will be available to view from Tuesday 24th November 2026

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