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Enlargement of the EU and the Treaty of Nice/Preparing for the Euro Pack
by H M Scobie and Colin.R. Stringer
Published 3 April 2002
It is only a matter of time before a referendum on joining the euro is held. Whilst we can't predict the outcome or precise timing of the referendum, UK companies cannot afford to ignore the following:
there is a significant chance of a " yes" vote within two years
if there is a "yes"vote the timeframe for entry will be shorter than that enjoyed by those countries already in the euro
almost every aspect of their business will be touched in some way by the process
significant costs will be incurred and these need to be budgeted for.
There are preparations that companies can and should be making now. Whether you're a europhile or a europhobe, the risks of not being prepared are too high to be ignored. This briefing explains what you need to do and looks at how companies across the euro-zone have prepared and what lessons can be learned from those experiences. It will also give you invaluable guidance on what action you need to take when and if the UK does opt in. Make sure you' re ahead of the game. Contents include:
Lessons learned
Compliance
What can companies do now?
A route-map to preparations
Post implementation review
Mobilisation
Business strategy
Impact assessment
Implementation
Post implementation review
there is a significant chance of a " yes" vote within two years
if there is a "yes"vote the timeframe for entry will be shorter than that enjoyed by those countries already in the euro
almost every aspect of their business will be touched in some way by the process
significant costs will be incurred and these need to be budgeted for.
There are preparations that companies can and should be making now. Whether you're a europhile or a europhobe, the risks of not being prepared are too high to be ignored. This briefing explains what you need to do and looks at how companies across the euro-zone have prepared and what lessons can be learned from those experiences. It will also give you invaluable guidance on what action you need to take when and if the UK does opt in. Make sure you' re ahead of the game. Contents include:
Lessons learned
Compliance
What can companies do now?
A route-map to preparations
Post implementation review
Mobilisation
Business strategy
Impact assessment
Implementation
Post implementation review