St Paul's Cathedral

Christiana Figueres of the UNFCCC shares her views on the key challenges faced and highlight what faith communities, the City and the UK at large can do to help. As well as questions from the audience, a panel of distinguished speakers identify the impact of climate change on their sector to help build the will for political action. The discussion was Chaired by Bishop James Jones, former Bishop of Liverpool and BBC Radio 4 presenter. Panel of speakers: Rear Admiral Neil Morisetti (former UK Government Climate and Energy Security Envoy), Dr Tony Juniper (Author and Environmentalist) and Peter Pereira Gray (Managing Director, Wellcome Trust Investments).

Felix Martin, author of 'Money: The Unauthorised Biography', gives a talk at St Paul's Cathedral as part of the event programme for St Paul's Institute. Exploring the history of money and the misconceptions we have about it, and looking at recent claims made by proponents of Bitcoin and where we might look to for the future of money.

An event bringing together leading theologians and practitioners to discuss how faith can enhance our approach to finance, exploring the theological implications and practical outworking of our current relationship to money. How do we begin to change things for the better, and what role can our two faiths play? Have we lost our ability to control the monetary system and its effect on society? Are there limits to the pursuit of profit? How can we ensure that finance is fit to serve the needs and utilities of individuals and businesses whilst working for the best interests of society as a whole?

Seminar attached to our series of three debates under the dome, held in conjunction with CCLA, entitled 'The City and the Common Good: What kind of City do we want?'. Speakers: Danielle Walker-Palmour - Director, Friends Provident Foundation Peter Crook - Chief Executive, Provident Financial Antony Macrow-Wood - former President of the British Credit Unions Association Chaired by Ben Hughes, Chief Executive of the Community Development Finance Association.

Seminar organised with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) as part of the series of debates held under the dome of St Paul's Cathedral entitled 'The City and the Common Good: What kind of City do we want?'.

A panel discussion held in conjunction with the European Parliament Office in the UK and the British Bankers' Association. Featuring: Sharon Bowles MEP, Leslie Griffiths, Anthony Browne, David Sayer and Brooke Masters.

St Paul's Cathedral hosts a debate between David Pitt-Watson, representing the City Reform Group, and Mark Boleat, Chairman of the Policy and Resources Committee for the City of London. Chaired by Canon Mark Oakley, Chancellor of St Paul's Cathedral

Edward Mason, Secretary for the Church of England's Ethical Investment Advisory Group, speaks to a class of MA students at the ifs School of Finance. Part of St Paul's Institute's engagement with education institutions.

James Featherby, Chair of the Church of England's Ethical Investment Advisory Group, gives a keynote talk on market ethics - answering the question: What kind of City do we want? Responses from Laura Berry, Interfaith Centre for Corporate Responsibility; and Bishop Peter Selby, Interim Director at St Paul's Institute. Chaired by Michael Quicke, Chief Executive of CCLA.

Third debate in the St Paul's Institute series, held in conjunction with CCLA, entitled 'The City and the Common Good: What kind of City do we want?'. Recorded on 12th June 2013. Speakers: Justin Welby - Archbishop of Canterbury (keynote address) Antony Jenkins - Group Chief Executive, Barclays John Fingleton - CEO, Fingleton Associates Laura Willoughby - CEO, Move Your Money