LCCI reaction on Brexit day
31 January reaction from LCCI, as the UK leaves the European Union.
EU Exit Business Readiness (October 2019)
9% of London businesses polled prepared for no deal Brexit
New figures out today shine a light on the scale, and impact, of no-deal Brexit preparations amongst London businesses.
London workers are already beginning the Brexit exodus say businesses
A third of businesses with EU staff (31%) have lost employees as a result of Brexit according to a shocking new survey has revealed.
London businesses' Brexit concerns to be aired at French summit
The CEO of London Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) will travel to Marseilles this week to meet with other European City Chamber leaders and discuss mutual concerns over Brexit.
Permits, Points and Visas: Securing practical immigration for post-Brexit London
Immigration has underpinned London's economic, social and cultural development over centuries - making it the great city it is today. In wake of Brexit, this paper answers two key questions: how to practically treat the 771,000 EU nationals currently employed within London fi...
Brexit Q&A – March 2019
The Prime Minister’s Brexit deal was defeated in the House of Commons for a second time in February. It had no legal force in Parliament but 10 Downing Street had warned MPs it would make the Prime Minister’s EU talks harder.
London Business Matters October 2016
Brexit hiatus More than four in five London Businesses say increased investment in infrastructure is important for a UK economy in the period between the referendum and the start of Brexit negotiations.
LCCI comment on Mayor's Brexit research
LCCI respond to figures released by the Mayor of London, regarding the need for an agreement between the UK and EU for the trade of services.
Two Years on from the EU Referendum
This publication marks the two year anniversary of the UK’s referendum on EU membership, held on 23 June 2016, with a focus on what London businesses need from the Brexit process, and the impact of the negotiations and potential Brexit scenarios on their companies.