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With coronavirus continuing to impact the country and the NHS under increasing pressure, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry members are playing a key role in helping the capital and health service to respond to the crisis.
LCCI CEO, Richard Burge, writes about bank behaviour during the coronavirus crisis.
With new research from the British Chambers of Commerce revealing that nearly a fifth (18%) of businesses have less than a month of cash in reserve, and nearly half (44%) 1 to 3 months’ worth – London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has again called for the financial sector in the city of London to show its support to the SMEs of the capital and UK.
With the Government support package for both employed and self-employed having been announced, but remaining weeks away from access for many, London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has issued another rallying cry for the financial institutions of the city of London to act in the national interest by actively demonstrating support to SMEs.
LCCI react to the support package announced by the Chancellor to support self-employed people whose business is impacted by coronavirus.
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has today written to its membership, reminding them of the Government’s coronavirus guidance and the need for the capital to ‘engage with the spirit of the new restrictions not just the letter.’
'Comply with the spirit, not just the letter' - LCCI CEO Richard Burge responds to government's new coronavirus measures.
LCCI CEO Richard Burge responds to the coronavirus business support measures announced by the Chancellor (on Friday March 20).
London Chamber of Commerce and Industry has today issued a rallying cry for leaders of the financial and professional services ecosystem in London to pull together to increase bank lending until the Government’s coronavirus support measures are in place – in order to avoid SMEs across the UK going out of business.
Commenting after a meeting of business groups with the Mayor of London about the economic impact of coronavirus, LCCI CEO Richard Burge said: