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2022 ICPA Europe Conference for compliance and customs experts
The key event for compliance and customs experts is back. Catch up on latest global trade topics and trends that were discussed at ICPA 2022 in Prague.
12.05.2022
ICPA 2022: What is was all about at the event
It's been a long time without the chance for compliance and customs professionals to meet in person and discuss latest global trade topics and challenges. But ICPA is back and ready with a packed program to get you up to speed on the most relevant compliance and customs topics.
Supporting this key industry event, AEB is a proud sponsor. Our trade compliance and customs experts discussed individual challenges with customs and compliance experts at the event and how software can help them tackle to increase efficiency and security.
The compliance and customs landscape has never been more challenging and developments across regions keep traders on their toes. The ICPA 2022 conference program covered all topics that are relevant for your business. These include but are not limited to the following:
- Practical impacts of UK trade policy and cooperation post Brexit
- Update on EU & UK sanctions
- Valuation and Transfer Pricing
- EU-Canada FTA (and others!)
- Incoterms 2020
- Application of US export controls on EU transfer of technology and products
- Russia/Ukraine sanctions
- EU antiboycott regulations
- Impact of US policy on EU companies
- The challenges of export controls for an EU / UK business
- Stumbling blocks to know before importing goods into Germany
- Automating export controls
- Future strategic compliance management
- Preferential origin determination
- Global compliance technology
- Juggling trade relations with U.S. and China
- Tariff mitigation
- EU's new leadership role in the global economy
- Understanding value-added tax
- Forced labor
ICPA is the International Compliance Professionals Association with over 3,000 members worldwide. In addition to educational programs, ICPA offers a range of annual events for compliance and customs experts across the world. Find out more.
AEB compliance and customs experts at ICPA 2022
How can you integrate US export control checks into your internal compliance program? What is the best way to identify sanctioned ownership and ensure compliance with indirect bans on provisions? How can you efficiently manage hybrid customs processes for import, export, and customs broker collaboration? What is the best way to manage supplier's declarations and ensure you reap the benefits of free trade agreements?
All these questions and many more have been addressed at the AEB stand at ICPA 2022 in Prague. And our customs experts Mereke and Mark based in the Netherlands and the UK respectively delivered the answers. Did you miss the event? Get the answers you need and discuss your individual software requirements for efficient and integrated compliance and customs processes in all your global business transactions from offer to delivery: just get in touch with us.
Mereke Sterl-van Garderen, Trade Compliance Expert, AEB
Mereke Sterl-van Garderen
Trade Compliance Expert
Mark Brannan, Customs Expert, AEB
Mark Brannan
Global Customs Expert
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