London named top global city While the index reflects cities’ current performance, the Outlook reveals which cities are primed to be the next generation of global hubs by assessing four metrics: personal wellbeing, economics, innovation, and governance.  

This page provides an update concerning documentation that may be used in international trade in case of a no-deal Brexit. Given the level of uncertainty surrounding the current negotiations, businesses are advised to ‘hope for the best and prepare for the worst’ i.e. gear up as far as possible for ...

About Patron Membership Patron membership is designed for organisations who wish to be part of LCCI’s policy impact agenda, providing progressive thought-leadership and collaborative problem solving to influence London’s position as a world city. Patron Members have opportunities to share their...

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Peter Bishop is chair of the Advisory Board of the UK National ATA Carnet Organisation, having previously (2004-13) chaired the World ATA Carnet Council and Committee. He edits London Business Matters magazine which covers business and the arts in the UK capital for which he is reporting on the World Chambers Congress in Geneva.

London's mayoral race Under the banner of Why I should be Mayor of London, the candidates gave short opening statements before being put through their paces by Professor Tony Travers of the LSE, chairman for the night. 

Business Support On this page you can find useful resources on trade, transport, financial services, investments and changes to visas and travel. 

Why do I need to provide an introduction letter against my Saudi Arabian Business Visa application? An Introduction Letter serves as a confirmation to the Saudi authorities that any costs relating to the applicant’s visit will be covered by their company and that the applicant will abide by th...

Platinum Jubilee Taking place at Buckingham Palace on Sunday 5 June, this will tell the story of The Queen’s 70-year reign in four parts: For Queen and Country; The Time of Our Lives; Let’s Celebrate; and Happy and Glorious. 

This week, the UK Government launched its Small Business Plan, which outlines its approach and a series of measures to support the 5.5 million SMEs that form the backbone of the British economy.