Our mission is to strengthen the economic, social and cultural ties between the United Kingdom and Sweden, by actively supporting the development of business through our network and knowledge sharing.

Being a Member of the Chamber is an excellent way to establish new professional and social contacts, for both you and your business. Stay updated on Anglo-Swedish issues and be invited to unique networking opportunities with access to our network.

Testimonials from existing members on their experiences of being apart of the Chamber. Here, our members discuss the expertise they can share with other members. The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce offers a unique network with about 150 member companies from all industries.

The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is delighted to welcome you to this Webinar and Q&A with Bill Emmott, on 21 January, at 10.00 CET. At this webinar, Bill Emmott, co-founder and co-director of the Global Commission on Post-Pandemic Policy, a non-profit group dedicated to thinking through priority issues for the world after Covid-19, will discuss priorities for governments and business to focus on as we emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The British-Swedish Chamber of Commerce is delighted to welcome you to this Financial Forecast hosted by Handelsbanken and Schroders on 28 January at 10.00 CET. At this webinar, Christina Nyman, Chief Economist at Handelsbanken and Azad Zangana, Senior European Economist and Strategist at Schroders, will share a Financial Forecast in light of the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic and other disruptive macroeconomic events.

To stay updated on the recent developments happening on both sides of the North Sea, read our weekly updates from the UK. We publish an update every week, this week’s edition focuses on the EU Exit Agreement, the UK economy and the ongoing pandemic.

In case you missed out, take a look back on the BCC event from 7 January on The Future of UK-EU Trade Relations. On 30 December 2020, one day before the end of the EU Transition Period, the UK and EU signed a crucial Trade and Cooperation Agreement. This interactive and engaging webinar explored what has been agreed, to what extent have the UK’s negotiating objectives been realised, and discussed the implications for the economy, for businesses and for people going forward.

As we approach the end of 2020 we look back on what has been an extremely challenging and a very difficult year. The pandemic which we have faced all year and which continues to impact all of us has been much greater than I think any of us would have imagined at the start of the year…