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This is interesting but worth looking at the respondents of this survey
/1 https://twitter.com/julianHjessop/status/1381483468379447297
/1 https://twitter.com/julianHjessop/status/1381483468379447297
69 of mostly FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 companies.
Basically, companies with all the resources in the world who can afford to hire plenty of external help - consultants, lawyers and advisors in all the relevant areas.
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Basically, companies with all the resources in the world who can afford to hire plenty of external help - consultants, lawyers and advisors in all the relevant areas.
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Meanwhile, for SMEs things are not necessarily that easy
/3 https://twitter.com/glendore/status/1380936502365011969
/3 https://twitter.com/glendore/status/1380936502365011969
There might be a point here about how disruptions and changes affect different types of companies: how it disproportionately affects smaller companies with fewer resources.
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One example, many SMEs found it difficult to find a customs broker.
Service providers dropping their existing smaller clients for larger, more profitable ones.
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Service providers dropping their existing smaller clients for larger, more profitable ones.
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Which is understandable but it's much easier to not experience significant disruptions to trade with a good broker on your side.
And the ability to pay for their services and absorb that cost.
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And the ability to pay for their services and absorb that cost.
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