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A podcast series from PwC in which we discuss key Brexit-related events and issues affecting business and the economy.
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Welcome to the first in our series of Beyond Brexit podcasts in which we consider milestones in the Brexit process over the weeks and months ahead and discuss what we know so far and what businesses can and should be doing.
In the second in our series of Beyond Brexit podcasts, we consider access to talent and skills. What might changes to immigration rules mean for business and what can they be doing now to prepare?
In the third in Beyond Brexit podcast, our senior economic adviser Andrew Sentance considers the short and longer term outlook for UK growth and discusses inflation, the Industrial Strategy and and trade negotiations.
In our fourth Beyond Brexit podcast, senior tax partner Stella Amiss considers how Brexit provides an opportunity to reshape the tax system. How can tax policy underpin the Industrial Strategy to create the conditions for businesses of all sizes and sectors to grow?
In our fifth Beyond Brexit podcast, PwC's chairman Kevin Ellis joins a number of guests to reflect on the historic moment the countdown to the UK's exit from the EU began, what our European colleagues are thinking and what sort of deal we might see.
In this extended Beyond Brexit edition recorded at a webcast for clients, we discuss the new political landscape in the UK and how it could affect Brexit negotiations, the view from Brussels, and our latest take on issues such as the free movement of labour. To discuss these topics, Gaenor Bagley is joined by Neil Sherlock, Reputational Strategy Partner and Julia Onslow-Cole, Head of Global Immigration and Ray Taylor, Director, Public Policy, who is based in Brussels.
As the Government considers the responses to its Industrial Strategy Green Paper, Andrew Sentance, senior economic adviser at PwC, talks to Gaenor Bagley about why the UK needs an industrial strategy and discusses the elements which can have the most positive impact on the economy.
Head of political relations Anna Wallace discusses what business can take away from the Prime Minister's speech in Florence.
In this episode, we discuss the key people and immigration issues that businesses should be considering in their Brexit planning and highlight some of the practical actions that can be taken now. To discuss these topics, Gaenor Bagley is joined by Ben Wilkins, People and Organisation Partner at PwC UK, and Katrina Cooper, Director in our Immigration practice.
Understanding and influencing the view from Brussels will be critical for businesses as they plan for the potential outcomes of Brexit. PwC's Brussels corporate affairs director Ray Taylor, financial services regulation director Brian Polk and strategic adviser on Brexit Michael Moore join Gaenor Bagley to discuss the perspective of the EU27, the issues businesses should be following closely, and what they can be doing in the meantime.
Gaenor Bagley is joined by Andrew Kail, Head of Financial Services at PwC, and Mark Hoban, Board member at TheCityUK, to discuss how the UK financial services sector is preparing for the challenges ahead and why collaboration between the industry, government and regulators is key.
The biggest overhaul of data protection in two decades - the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR - comes into force across the EU in May. In this Beyond Brexit episode, our new host, Sally Cosgrove, is joined by Kevin Burrowes, our head of clients and markets, and Stewart Room, our lead partner for GDPR and data protection, to discuss the potential impact arising from Brexit.
Sally Cosgrove is joined by Andrew Gray, PwC's Brexit leader and Anna Wallace, Director of Political Relations to discuss the potential impact the recently announced transition agreement will have on business and what organisations now need to prioritise in their Brexit planning.
Following last week's evidence by HMRC to the Treasury Select Committee, Matthew Clark, PwC's Head of UK Customs, Excise and International Trade and Anna Wallace, Director of Political Relations discuss what the proposed new customs options could mean for business.
With less than nine months to go before the UK leaves the European Union all eyes are on the UK government for solutions to the remaining unresolved challenges. How should you prepare for Brexit and what opportunities are there for your business? In this recording of our recent Beyond Brexit - Time to Act live webcast our experts, Andrew Gray, Head of Brexit, Anna Wallace, Director of Political Relations, Phil Brown, Senior Trade Advisor and Julia Onslow-Cole, Head of Global Immigration discuss the latest developments in the negotiations, our latest position on the most likely scenarios for the outcome of the negotiation process, and what businesses need to do now to make sure they are ready for Day 1. Our panel also answers some questions from the audience. Head to www.pwc.co.uk/brexit to find out more.
Emily Khan, guest host of our Beyond Brexit podcast, is joined by two familiar voices to regular listeners - Anna Wallace, Head of Political Relations and Andrew Gray, Head of Brexit with a newcomer to the panel, Imane Chetouani, one of our Immigration specialists. After the much anticipated October EU Summit we put some of the questions we are hearing most often from clients to this group.
Host Emily Khan is joined by Head of Brexit, Andrew Gray, Head of Political Relations, Anna Wallace and Senior Trade Advisor, Phil Brown for a bite-size episode on what the recent devain ments mean for business, who may currently be feeling more uncertain than ever.
With only 100 days left until the UK leaves the EU, and the political landscape constantly changing, listen in to our Head of Political Affairs, Anna Wallace, and Senior Advisor, Michael Moore as they discuss what we know now and can expect over the next weeks and months.
Host Emily Khan is joined by Mike Jakeman and Barret Kupelian, both Senior Economists at PwC, to discuss how we can expect Brexit to impact the UK economy in 2019, how economic analysis can help businesses prepare, and what the longer term outlook for the economy is as we move into the 2020s.
With an ever increasing focus on organisations being ready for a potential no deal Brexit, host Emily Khan is joined by some of our sector specialists to consider how different industries are preparing. Cara Haffey, UK Leader for Manufacturing and Automotive, Lisa Hooker, Consumer Markets Leaders and Jules Kirby who is leading much of our work in the Pharmaceuticals and Life Sciences industry discuss the key issues for their sectors and what they are advising clients to do now to be ready.
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