Resources
Preferred List of Member Companies
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British American Business Network
The BABCNE is a founding member of this network of 20 chapters located in the US and UK.
View details of the chapters here:
Interested in what our sister chapters are doing?
We invite you to visit the BABC network website, which lists events of all participating chapters at:
Trade Policy Updates
The BAB Network engages with the US and UK governments on a broad range of policy issues impacting the flow of goods and services between the UK and North America. Duncan Edwards, OBE, CEO of British American Business (London/New York chapter), represents all the chapters in these endeavors with governments and other relevant stakeholders.
For more details visit: https://www.babinc.org/policy/
British Business Bank
The British Business Bank is the UK Government’s national economic development bank.
Its mission is to drive economic growth by helping smaller businesses get the finance they need to start, scale and stay in the UK.
British Business Bank plc is a public limited company registered in England and Wales. It is a development bank wholly owned by HM Government. Find out more here.
UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal
BAB published its one-year progress review of the UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD), assessing delivery to date and identifying remaining gaps.
The review finds that while the EPD has delivered targeted tariff mitigation and incremental progress in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceuticals, it remains a framework rather than a fully implemented trade deal.
The US-UK Energy Landscape Policy Paper
Tactical Opportunities for Cooperation Amidst Strategic Divergence
June 2026
This policy paper argues that while the US and UK are pursuing different energy strategies based on domestic priorities, both governments share the same objective to deliver secure, affordable energy while supporting growth. Rather than creating friction, BAB suggests these distinct approaches present new opportunities for cooperation, investment, and innovation across the transatlantic corridor.
Expand Your Business into the UK
As part of our role supporting the UK–US business community, we’re sharing a new free digital resource from the UK Government designed to support international businesses exploring expansion into the UK.
Sign up for practical on line guidance. Get insights, data and connections.
BAB Trade and Investment Guides
Expanding into the US
BAB’s updated Guide provides UK businesses with sector-specific insights, practical advice, and on-the-ground resources to help companies successfully navigate the vast US market. It covers legal and tax and considerations, visas, insurance and logistics as well as state-level opportunities and business expansion support.
Travel Updates
Traveling to the UK?
Visitors to the UK must have an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA). They do not need a visa for short stays of up to six months. Visitors without an ETA will not be able to board their transport and cannot travel to the UK. British and Irish citizens do not need an ETA, including dual citizens.
Learn more: https://lnkd.in/daGgYvaz | Apply for an ETA at: https://www.gov.uk/eta
Calling all British dual citizens! Dual British citizens need a valid British passport or certificate of entitlement when travelling to the UK. Further information for dual British citizens can be found here.
Policy papers, Sector Plans and documents in support of the UK’s Modern
Industrial Strategy.
The Industrial Strategy is a 10-year plan to increase business investment and grow the industries of the future in the UK. The Strategy will make it quicker and easier for business to invest and will provide the certainty and stability needed for long-term investment decisions.
Communications
UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal
BAB published its one-year progress review of the UK-US Economic Prosperity Deal (EPD), assessing delivery to date and identifying remaining gaps.
The review finds that while the EPD has delivered targeted tariff mitigation and incremental progress in sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and pharmaceuticals, it remains a framework rather than a fully implemented trade deal.
