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Industries

The rules and risks of your industry, across borders.

Licences, value chains and the questions businesses in each industry ask first, with the services that usually apply.

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Licences, approvals and first steps.

Ask WONE Global what applies to your industry in a market, with the sources shown.

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People & firms

The WONE Global Partners in each market.

Named senior professionals, each admitted as the one firm for a service in their country, and the firms they lead.

For professional firms

Lead your service in your market.

One Partner per service, per jurisdiction, admitted by review against published criteria.

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Insights

Sourced answers on doing business across borders.

Every statement is labelled: source-checked, professionally reviewed or not yet checked, with its source and date where checked.

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Answers come from statements checked against official sources, with the sources shown. Research, not advice.

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Compare now shows the source behind every answer

Compare up to three markets on the same 11 questions. Each cell now shows the checked statements, the official source and the date WONE Global checked it.

Compare puts up to three markets side by side on the same 11 questions, from setting up and tax to data, disputes and compliance. It now draws every cell from WONE Global's market guides, where each statement is checked against an official source.

Under each answer you see the statements it rests on, a link to the source, and the date it was checked. Where the guide has no checked statement on a question, the cell says so. It does not guess.

Why this matters

A comparison is only as good as the weakest cell in it. Showing the source and the date lets a general counsel or finance director see which parts of a comparison they can rely on, and which still need a professional's view.

From comparison to decision

When the comparison points one way, Ask WONE can research the choice across every area in a decision file, and name the Partner for each part of the work.