Posted: 20 Jan 2020 Resource Type: Research Report Download Back The UK’s unique capabilities as an international financial centre mean it is perfectly positioned to help multinationals mitigate a diverse range of financial risks. With an extensive network of 250 international banks and channelling 43% of global forex trading, the UK can support multinationals in managing currency and liquidity risks on a global scale. Multinationals can also hedge their interest rate risks through the UK, a leading derivatives market with 50% share of the trading of global over-the counter interest rate derivatives. Furthermore, global firms can manage business and specialist risks through the UK’s mature insurance market, control operational risks and ensure regulatory compliance with support from leading legal, accountancy and consulting service firms gathered in the UK. Share: Share to LinkedIn LinkedIn Share to Twitter Twitter Share to Facebook Facebook Share to WeChat WeChat Share to WhatsApp WhatsApp Share to Email Email Download Related content Case Study Sero: on a mission to decarbonise the UK's building stock Jun 2021 - Through partnerships with developers, housebuilders and landlords, Sero builds and retro fits zero carbon homes using its own proprietary technology. We spoke to James Williams, CEO at Sero, about the company's expansion plans and how the net zero ambitions of the Welsh government have kickstarted its early growth. Sero: on a mission to decarbonise the UK's building stock Case Study Redington aims to help make 100m pension savers financially secure. Jun 2021 - Redington is an independent investment consultancy providing a broad range of outcome orientated advice to some of the world's largest institutional investors. We spoke to Mitesh Sheth, CEO at Redington, about the firm's growth plans and how being UK-based has helped its expansion into international markets. Redington aims to help make 100m pension savers financially secure. Research Report London RMB Business Quarterly Issue 9 June 2021 Jun 2021 - The London RMB Business Quarterly report serves to contribute to the understanding of the London offshore RMB market, providing most recent data, policies and commentaries from market participants. as well as promoting the healthy and sustainable development of the London offshore RMB market by monitoring and providing feedback to regulatory bodies in both countries for policies improvement. London RMB Business Quarterly Issue 9 June 2021 Case Study Yoello: helping to cut out the middlemen to bring merchants and customers closer together Jun 2021 - Yoello is a mobile payments system that aims to bring businesses and their customers closer together by simplifying the ordering and payments process. We spoke to Sina Yamani, CEO at Yoello, about the company's growth plans and the benefits of having a large presence in the UK. Yoello: helping to cut out the middlemen to bring merchants and customers closer together