Course content: History and background of Incoterms® The Incoterms® rules and how to use the terms What they do and what they don’t do A review of each of the terms Why EXW is not suitable for international trade and what to use instead Sources of help and advice

A majority of businesses say that building new homes on poor quality, disused or derelict green belt land (67%) would be effective in helping to address London’s housing needs according to a major new research published today.

LCCI has worked with Refugee Investment Network on this report, looking at the current state of refugee employment by London businesses, the barriers that are preventing firms from hiring refugees, and what steps can be taken to boost the number of refugees employed by businesses.

David has worked in the City of London for over 35 years and joined Lloyds in 2012 having spent 25 years at Natwest. He spent most of this time in International Trade and covered multiple market segments from SME's through to Large Corporate clients both in the UK and overseas.

With the Budget under two weeks away, a coalition representing London’s business community has written to the Chancellor to outline the capital’s needs from the 2021 Budget.

The report looks at the correlation between demographics of individuals from ethnic minority backgrounds and subsequent success in business and highlights the problems that ethnic minorities face accessing finance and procurement opportunities.

Drawing on LCCI's long history of supporting businesses' international activity and with the kind assistance of Heathrow Airport Ltd, this report assesses the benefits of export support services to London firms and explores policy areas that have a direct impact on businesses' ability to export. 

Hosted in the LCCI Members Lounge, this reception offers a welcoming setting to build meaningful relationships, exchange ideas and explore new opportunities, celebrating community, enterprise and shared ambition within the BBA network and beyond. Whether you are looking to expand your network or str...

The day includes: Private hospitality suite and terrace with superb views of the cricket Complimentary tea and coffee on arrival 3 drinks vouchers per person (Beer/Wine/Soft Drinks) Light lunch of Fish & Chips Private cash bar in suite LCCI staff in attendance to help facilitate an...

Despite progress in recent years, women continue to face significant barriers to participating fully in international trade. These barriers can be categorized into four main areas: social and cultural norms, legal and regular frameworks, access to finance and markets, and skills and capacity building.