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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.

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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.

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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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Source-checked, AI-written, professionally reviewed: how every statement is labelled

Some information is useful before every detail is checked. So every statement on WONE Global says how far it has been checked.

WONE Global keeps facts, sources, professional opinion and commercial relationships separate. Every statement in a market guide carries one of these labels.

  • AI-written, not yet checked: written with AI from general knowledge, and labelled until it is checked against an official source.
  • Research draft: researched, but the official source has not yet been confirmed.
  • Found by live research: waiting for an editor to check it.
  • Source-checked: checked against the official source, not yet professionally reviewed.
  • Professionally reviewed: reviewed by a named professional who practises in that country.

What we check against

We prefer governments, regulators, tax authorities, registries, central banks, customs and official statistics. Where a professional interprets the rules, we label it as analysis, not fact. We show when a rule takes effect, when it was published and when we last checked it.

What never changes a label

Being admitted, paying a contribution or having a profile never changes how we check or label a fact.