How can you prepare for a no-deal Brexit?
We asked leaders which contingency plans (if any) they have in place before the Brexit transition period draws to a close on 1 January.
As businesses battle with the uncertainty and constant rule changes brought on by COVID-19, leaders would be forgiven for forgetting that another upheaval is on its way: fully exiting the EU single market and customs union.
At a minute to midnight on 1 January, the UK's transition period with the EU will end, and we will default to World Trade Organisation trading terms, unless Boris Johnson can score a deal at the last moment.
As it stands a deal looks unlikely, and the UK government have urged businesses to prepare for the “strong possibility” of a no-deal Brexit.
