Learn in this article by International Trade Matters how CBAM can impact your business and what measures to take whilst we move through the transition period.

As a business committed to supporting those affected by the war in Ukraine, RPS promises to provide opportunities to those fleeing the country as well as fundraising and volunteering support through a number of initiatives. 

London cannot be the best city in the world to do business in if it is also one of the most expensive. Businesses in the capital have absorbed rising taxes, growing regulatory burdens and higher employment costs. Pubs and hotels need room to invest, grow and hire. The valuation system should give th...

Export Documentation An introduction course providing candidates with fundamental skills and knowledge to prepare and process the documents required for exporting goods overseas. It is fully supported with user friendly and up-to-date notes (including copies of completed documents) to ensure the ski...

2024 has been an exceptional year for International Business at LCCI! From hosting events and training courses to welcoming delegations from visits around the world, we’ve been busy fostering international connections. Let’s take a moment to revisit some of our most memorable highlights from the year.

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LCCI’s Black Business Association (BBA) Chairman Lord Hastings interviews Professor David Olusoga OBE at the 35th Tacitus Lecture, Finance and the City in the Age of Historical Reckoning.

ComRes surveyed a total of 506 London business leaders between 1 and 22 February 2016. All data has been weighted to be representative of all London businesses by company size and broad industry sector.

This year has seen significant changes to the UK immigration system as the government seeks to reduce the net migration figure by increasing salary thresholds in the work and family routes, restricting access to dependants of certain categories, and raising fees across the board. This is a guide created by Fragomen.

The latest findings from our Quarterly Economic Survey point to a steady – if slightly underwhelming – first quarter for London firms, as domestic demand eased. Cashflow appears to have declined for the first time in a year, while cost pressures for companies remain elevated for many Lon...