The Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation is a forum for debate and research about the future of the international finance services sector.
City Debate 2019
‘This House believes that the City’s best days lie ahead’
11 April 2019
The Mansion House
London EC4N 8BH
Events
Sustainable Finance for Breakfast
Monday, March 25
Speakers
Ben Caldecott (University of Oxford)
Eugenia Unanyants-Jackson (Allianz)
Brian Scott-Quinn (ICMA)
Publications
Housing policy is too concentrated on first-time buyers and should be refocused towards ‘last-time buyers’ to encourage those aged 55+ to downsize.
Although MiFID II is designed to combat the distribution of free or cheap research to asset managers as an inducement to trade, its initial impact has heightened nervousness about predatory pricing and unfair competition.
New technology is delivering considerable benefits to the financial inclusion market – but is also creating new risks that service providers need to manage if they are to succeed.
This is the main conclusion of a new survey of the risks (or Banana Skins) in the provision of financial services to people in emerging markets who have little or no access to these services.
FinTech
The CSFI aims to bridge the gap between emerging financial innovators and established institutions through a programme of round-tables, presentations, product demos and workshops. Contact us to find out more.
Financial World
Financial World is the journal of The London Institute of Banking & Finance. Published six times per year in association with the CSFI, Financial World aims to bring together thought-provoking research and commentary on the health of the domestic and international financial services sector. The journal reaches around 20,000 financial services professionals, including all corporate and individual supporters of the CSFI.
Tweets
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Delighted to be welcoming @dgwbirch @JoAnnBarefoot and Matt Cullen @BritishInsurers for a discussion on Big Data in… https://t.co/MXZ1cixlTQ
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Ready to kick off our last #sustainablefinance breakfast of the year @BurgesSalmon with @bencaldecott, Paul Lee, an… https://t.co/zReWsl8Ogi
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RT @ruskin147: Bitcoin falls below $5,000 - with a few words from me on the hodlers and the People’s Front of Judea etc https://t.co/kJjOaNHESu
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RT @AnnabelNewton: Underway with our Finance 2025 series of events: The payments system with @CSFI1 & @StudyLIBF. https://t.co/or5hm2Oh63
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Podcasts
Andrew Hilton (CSFI), Pete Hahn (London Institute of Banking & Finance) and Anthony Belchambers (Financial Services Negotiation Forum) try to digest the week's news and what it all means for UK Financial Services.
Note: this recording was made on the Monday after the June 2017 General Election.
Jane Fuller, CSFI co-director, sat down with Francesco Guerrera (Politico) and Sam Tymms (Promontory) to discuss whether there is a regulatory pendulum in banking - and in whose favour it is swinging.
Jane Fuller, CSFI co-director, discusses the Office of Tax Simplification's agenda for 2016 and beyond.
Christine Allison, CSFI Financial Inclusion Fellow, talks to Malcolm Brown, director of the Church's Mission & Public Affairs Department, about the role of the Church of England in providing socially responsible financial services.
Jane Fuller, co-director of the CSFI, talks to Brian Bartaby (CEO of Proplend) following the Centre's April 26 round-table on innovations in property finance.
Jane Fuller, co-director of the CSFI, talks to Tim Jones (former CEO of NEST) following the Centre's March 7 round-table on the Chancellor's priorities for pensions reform.
Academic Expert Directory
The Academic Expert Directory is an online platform where academics and other specialists can connect with financial services practitioners seeking expert advice. The service is simple to use - and free.