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.

The British Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to a Webinar and Q&A hosted by Quilter International on 21 October. Jan Wiberg, Area Sales Manager at Quilter International, will discuss repatriation and what to think about when it comes to your savings when moving from UK to Sweden, Sweden to UK or to another country.

The British Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to a Webinar and Q&A on 27 October at 10.00 CET. At this Webinar, Alex Deane, Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting and Former Chief of Staff to David Cameron, will share an update on the political situation in the UK.

The British Swedish Chamber of Commerce is pleased to invite you to a Webinar and Q&A with Annika Winsth, Chief Economist at Nordea, on 29 October. Annika Winsth has been with Nordea since 1995, and has been Chief Economist since December 2008. She is also a member of the board at the Institute for Futures Studies.

To stay updated on the recent developments happening on both sides of the North Sea, read our newsletter that is published every week. This week’s edition is focusing on the stalled EU exit negotiations increasing the likelihood of a no-deal scenario, the unresolved fishing dilemma, and the peaking Covid-19 cases in the UK resulting in further lockdowns and economic consequences.

Find out how global and local trends in rules, regulations and penalties affect your business. TMF Group take a closer look at the findings of the Global Business Complexity Index (GBCI) 2020 in this new report, focusing on the issues that cross-border businesses face around legislation and compliance.

The Ministry for Foreign Affairs decided today to lift the advice against non-essential travel to the United Kingdom. The decision comes into force with immediate effect meaning travelers coming from Sweden no longer need to self-isolate on arrival.