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In this report, the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Edinburgh Chamber of Commerce jointly present a set of five strategic asks to the UK government aimed at boosting business growth and economic development in London and Edinburgh, the economic powerhouses of the United Kingdom.

Whilst Covid-19 is understandably weighing heavy on the minds of many businesses, it is important London's firms also now prepare for new rules/what the UK's EU exit means in practice from January 1 2021 onwards.  Which is why London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has launched a new EU Exit Hub – ...

London Gateway – gearing up for an exciting future The UK capital is the global centre for a host of maritime bodies and industries – the Baltic Exchange, International Maritime Organisation, Lloyds Register – as well for marine insurance, maritime law, and banking.

LCCI is the largest supplier of trade documentation in the UK and seeks to help businesses navigate the complexity of international trade. To succeed, businesses need to know their market, take a practical approach, and make use of available expertise at every stage of the export process. 

London Business Agenda for Brexit LCCI will be working over the summer to probe London business views and will be setting up a help desk to inform and advise members on the practical aspects of doing business in the new environment.  

Procurement Software By automating manual tasks, eliminating redundancies, and gaining greater visibility into procurement operations, businesses can make smarter decisions, improve supplier relationships, and ultimately drive growth and profitability. Go back to LCCI's Procurement Hub

London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) is calling on all party leaders to work with London business to shape the UK's future in the European Union (EU).  

This would mark the longest recession in our modern history.