As well as ensuring we achieve our policy objectives through interaction and engagement with national, regional and local policy-makers and relevant stakeholders, we undertake our own in-house research and produce regular policy briefings and reports on topical issues.
LCCI research can cover any issue of relevance to London business and is characterised by its independence and solutions-focused approach.
This report examines the pivotal role of sustainable finance in facilitating the transition to a low-carbon economy, with a particular focus on its impact on London’s businesses. It provides a detailed analysis of the barriers that SMEs face in accessing green finance and offers targeted recommendations to bridge these gaps.
Our Q4 2024 Quarterly Economic Survey findings reflect a London business community, balancing cautious optimism with growing economic pressures. The resilience of London firms continues to shine through, with many still optimistic about their profitability and turnover in the coming year.
Savanta surveyed a total of 520 London business leaders between 18 October and 17 November 2024. All data was weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector.
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This report is a detailed policy asking for each Government department to help support London businesses.
The latest Capital 500 survey shows an optimism about the state of the economy, optimism about sales and an uptick in recruitment following the sharp fall in recruitment intentions as reported in last quarter’s Capital 500 report, demonstrates – yet again – that London is moving forward.
Savanta surveyed a total of 530 London business leaders between 30 July and 30 August 2024. All data were weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector.
Sponsored by: HaysMac
The latest London Quarterly Economic Survey (QES) shows many encouraging signs of growth for London businesses in Q2. Domestic sales improved strongly, mirrored by an uptick in demand for exports. This no doubt underpinned an increase in cashflow for London firms, particularly for micro companies.
Savanta surveyed a total of 514 London business leaders between 7 May to 7 June 2024. All data were weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector.
Sponsored by: HaysMac
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s General Election Manifesto incorporates the aggregated insights of LCCI’s diverse membership base, providing a set of clear priorities that London’s business community expects the next government to address. The recommendations set out in its manifesto are of vital importance to parties committed to securing London’s, and by extension the UK’s, economic growth and prosperity.
This is the full version of the London’s economy: a local-authority level analysis report including the summaries for each of the 32 London boroughs.
This report from London Chamber of Commerce and Industry analyses the economies of London’s different boroughs, showcasing the breadth of diversity in the capital. This summary report brings together the key figures in one document.
