Chapters
3.1: Introduction
3.2: The economic value created through the UK legal services ecosystem
3.3: The economic value created for the UK as a whole
-3.3.1: English law as a global market standard
-3.3.2: Agglomeration effects
-3.3.3: Reduced transaction costs for UK businesses trading internationally
3.4: The choice of law and legal services for internationally mobile transactions
4.1: Introduction
4.2: English law provides significant value to the UK economy
-4.2.1: Maritime sector
-4.2.2: Commodity trading
-4.2.3: ISDA swaps and derivatives
-4.2.4: International insurance contracts
-4.2.5: The value of English law to the UK economy is significant
4.3: Risks and opportunities
4.4: Future opportunities for the use of English law represent significant potential value to the UK
A1.1: Maritime sector
-A1.1.1: Size of the market
-A1.1.2: Overview of governing laws
-A1.1.3: Risks and opportunities
A1.2: Commodity trading
-A1.2.1: Size of the market
-A1.2.2: Overview of governing laws
-A1.2.3: Risks and opportunities
A1.3: ISDA swaps and derivatives
-A1.3.1: Size of the market
-A1.3.2: Overview of governing laws
-A1.3.3: Risks and opportunities
A1.4: International insurance contracts
-A1.4.1: Size of the market
-A1.4.2: Overview of governing laws
-A1.4.3: Risks and opportunities