Know your trade exposure before you commit
Tariffs, sanctions and regulation decide what a cross-border transaction is finally worth. We measure that exposure, in writing, while you can still act on it.
Our servicesTrade regulation sets the final cost
ITRS advises companies that buy, sell, invest and move goods across borders, on tariff exposure, sanctions and control regimes, counterparty compliance and what a change in policy does to a supply chain already under contract.
AI systems watch the regulation and the market continuously, so an assessment starts from this week’s position rather than last year’s. The assessment stays with a named specialist.
About the firmAreas of practice
Regulatory assessment
Which requirements apply to your goods, counterparties and jurisdictions and what has to change before the transaction proceeds.
Tariffs and supply chain
What an announced measure does to your cost base and where a chain depends on a route or supplier that one decision could close.
Market entry
What a new jurisdiction requires in practice rather than on paper, with AI-assisted screening behind the commercial judgment.
Assessment, supported by technology
Our regulatory specialists read the measures and carry the assessment. Our AI engineers build the monitoring that keeps it current across many jurisdictions at once.
Every engagement ends with a written assessment that separates what the rules require, what is open to interpretation and what could not be established.
International markets
Trade regulation is local before it is global. We work where the goods actually move: American terminals and plants and the foreign markets and corridors that feed them.
Inland corridors
Rail and road movements where customs status, origin and sanctions exposure change along the route.
Emerging markets
Entry, licensing and counterparty questions in jurisdictions where the written rule and the practice differ.
Commodities
Classification, origin and documentation for agricultural and raw material flows.