BCCP Chairman Chris Nelson (L) and UKTI Director Iain Mansfield at the Business Breakfast on Exploring Business Opportunities with UK Trade and Investment held at Tower Club, Makati, 9th September 2015. WEDNESDAY, 9 September 2015 – The British Chamber of Commerce Philippines (BCCP) hosted a Business Breakfast on “Exploring Business Opportunities with UK Trade …
The interest of foreign companies from the US and the UK to invest in the Philippines remain high. Read more from the Philippine Daily Inquirer here.
In light of the growing interest of UK firms in the Philippine market, the BCCP recently held a webinar on doing business in the Philippines. The webinar featured Board of Investment (BOI) Director for Investments Assistance Service Domingo Bagaporo and Paywizard COO Gordon Tainton and Senior Vice President for HR Corporate Communications and Change Management Moira Brown. …
British brands are flocking into the country and more are expected to make their entry, according to a report from The Standard which can be accessed here.
Despite the growing interest of UK SMEs in the Philippine market, some government regulations make it difficult for these interests to be translated into investments. Read more from Manila Bulletin here.
A press conference hosted by the BCCP last week emphasised how more and more UK companies are attracted by the investment climate of the Philippines. Read more from the Philippine Star here.
Last week, BCCP Chairman Chris Nelson met with the press. Aside from highlighting the two trade missions that will be organised by the BCCP, he also emphasised the importance of working together with the ECCP. Read more from Business Mirror here.
In a press conference last week, Chris Nelson, Chairman of the BCCP, told the media that more UK-based companies are interested in the Philippine market. Read more from Philippines Today here.
BCCP Chairman Chris Nelson told the press in a media luncheon that two trade missions will be organised by the BCCP in order to translate the interest of British companies into concrete investments. Read more from the Philippine Daily Inquirer here.
In a briefing with the media last week (30 July 2015), Chairman Chris Nelson told the press that the BCCP will organise two trade missions in September and November in an effort to bring in more UK companies in the Philippines. Read more from Business World here.