About LCAM LCAM is part of the London Chamber of Commerce and Industry but independent in its administration of disputes. LCAM was launched to provide innovative, speedy, and cost-effective services to help resolve commercial disputes. LCAM offers arbitration, expedited arbitration, and mediation se...

For International Women's Day 2026, we sat down with the Chair of Women in Business Group, Abby Ghafoor OBE, to discuss the theme of Give to Gain and the work Women in Business do.

The capital's reputation as a safe place to do business is under threat unless firms becomes more prepared against the rising threat of online crime.

Unique Central London needs a recovery plan Central London is unique – as the nation’s capital city, in the value it brings to the whole country, and as the leading global city of talent, culture, commerce and infrastructure. It is also unique in the challenges it faces and the role i...

Why China's Greater Bay Area Matters for London As global economic patterns change, the city is well-placed to leverage its outwardlooking nature, rich and diverse business expertise and strong international connections to capture a critical new opportunity in Asia – the emergence of the Greater Bay Area.

LCCI has today published the results of its Q1 2024 Quarterly Economic Survey (QES), the Capital 500, which seeks to gauge business performance and confidence levels in businesses of various sizes across the capital.

LCCI’s CEO, Karim Fatehi OBE, has responded to the reform of the Treasury’s Green Book, as reported in The Standard, which will reshape how public investment decisions are made across the country.