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Unique events for central bankers and financial
regulators
Over 1,400 delegates from more than 100 central banks
and regulators
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| King's College,
Cambridge
King's College stands in the centre of Cambridge,
its
splendid grounds and buildings stretching down to the River Cam
and beyond. King's is well known for its
music and its Chapel and has a long history
of intellectual, scientific, artistic and social innovation.
All delegates are accommodated in single
study ensuite bedrooms
within the college and benefit from the college's
superb dining in the Great
Hall.
As well as course work the programmes also include plenty of time
for
informal discussions and
enjoying the unique environment of one of the
UK's most beautiful university colleges. More>
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Georges House, Windsor
St George's House is an elegant 17th-century
mansion situated next to St George's Chapel in a secluded part of
historic Windsor Castle.
It offers en-suite bedrooms, seminar rooms, plenary meeting facilities
- with the latest audiovisual technology - in the spectacular fifteenth-century
Vicars' Hall and excellent cuisine supervised by a prize-winning
chef. More>
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Cumberland Lodge, Windsor
Cumberland Lodge, in Windsor Great Park, 20
minutes from Heathrow airport is one of the UK's most historic and
prestigious residential conference venues.
The lodge was originally built in the middle
of the seventeenth century by John Byfield, a captain in Cromwell's
army.
It was subsequently the home of Queen Victoria's
favourite daughter, Princess Helena. Since 1947 it has been occupied
by the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Foundation - an educational
trust.
The Lodge offers very high standards of accommodation
and catering as well as excellent meeting facilities.More>
How to get there: Cumberland Lodge is 20 minutes
away from Heathrow airport, and 35 minutes by train from Waterloo
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Elisabeth
Ardaillon, head of communications
directorate, European Central Bank; Peter W. Allsopp, formerly
head of the payment, settlement & clearing systems division, Bank
of England; Dr Mads Andenas, director of the British Institute
of International and Comparative Law; Dr Paul Ayris, director
of library services at University College London; Peter Bakstansky,
senior vice-president and head of public information at the Federal
Reserve Bank of New York; Vyvian Bronk, UK Financial Services
Authority; Alastair Clark, executive director, Bank of England;
Ed Crooks, economics editor of the Financial Times; Udaibir
S. Das, deputy chief in the financial system surveillance division
at the International Monetary Fund; Professor Philip Davis,
Brunel University; Richard Farrant, former managing director,
UK Financial Services Authority; Charles Freeland, deputy
secretary general of the Basel Committee; Professor Charles Goodhart,
CBE, FBA, Norman Sosnow professor of banking and finance at the
London School of Economics; Manfred Körber, director of external
relations at the European Central Bank; Dr Rosa Lastra, Queen
Mary and Westfield College; Kenneth G. Lay, deputy treasurer
and director at the World Bank; Dr Gerard Lyons, chief economist
and group head of global research, Standard Chartered Bank; Claes
Norgren, president of the Financial Action Task Force on money
laundering; Peter Nicholl, governor of the Central Bank of
Bosnia and Herzegovina; Professor Jimmy Gurulé, former undersecretary
for enforcement at the US Treasury; Professor Avinash Persaud,
Gresham Professor of Economics; Brian Quinn, former head
of supervision and surveillance at the Bank of England; Jean-Jacques
Rey, former executive director, National Bank of Belgium; Betsy
Roberts, director, Financial Stability Institute, Bank for International
Settlements; Peter Rodgers, secretary of the Bank of England;
Professor René Smits, former general counsel to the Nederlandsche Bank, now Chief Legal Counsel of the Netherlands Competition Authority; John Tattersall, chairman of PricewaterhouseCoopers
financial services regulatory consulting group; John Trundle,
head of the market infrastructure division of the Bank of England;
George J. Vojta, president of the Financial Services Forum
and former vice-chairman of Bankers Trust; Professor Geoffrey
Wood, professor of finance at City University Business School
and special adviser to the Bank of England on financial stability;
Dr Chiara Zilioli, deputy general counsel of the European
Central Bank |
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from delegates
Biographies of speakers
To register
for any of these courses, please download and print
the Registration
Form, fill in the details as appropriate
and fax to Central Banking Publications on +44 20 7484 9758. Places on these seminars are strictly limited
and allocated on a first-come first-served basis. |
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| Central
Bank of Algeria; National Bank of Angola; Central
Bank of the Rep of Armenia; Central Bank of Aruba;
Oesterreichische Nationalbank (Austria); Central Bank
of the Bahamas; Central Bank of Barbados; National
Bank of Belgium; Commission Bancaire et Financičre (Belgium);
Bermuda Monetary Authority; Central Bank of Bosnia
and Herzegovina; Bank of Canada; Bank of Cape
Verde; Eastern Caribbean Central Bank;
Cayman Islands Monetary Authority; Central Bank
of Chile; Central Bank of China; Banco de la República,
Colombia; Superintendencia General De Valores (Costa
Rica), Consejo Nacional de Supervision del Sistema Financia
(Costa Rica); Croatian National Bank; Central Bank of
Cyprus; National Bank of Denmark; Bank of the
Dominican Republic; Bank of England; Bank
of Estonia; Bank of Finland; Financial Supervision
Authority (Finland); Bank of France; Central Bank of
The Gambia; Deutsche Bundesbank; Ministry of Finance
(Germany); European Central Bank; Bank of Ghana; Securities
and Regulatory Commission (Ghana); Bank of Greece; Bank
of Guatemala; Bank of Haiti; Monetary Authority
of Hong Kong; Securities and Futures Commission (Hong
Kong); National Bank of Hungary; Central Bank
of Iceland; Reserve Bank of India; Bank Indonesia;
Indonesian Capital Market Supervision; Central Bank of Iran;
Central Bank of Ireland; Bank of Israel; Bank
of Italy; Commissione Nazionale per le Societá e la Borsa
(Italy); Bank of Jamaica; The Bank of Japan;
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Central Bank of Kenya; Bank of Korea; Central
Bank of Kuwait; Bank of Latvia; Central Bank
of Lesotho; Central Bank of Libya; Due Diligence
Unit (Liechtenstein); Bank of Lithuania; Reserve
Bank of Malawi; Bank Negara Malaysia; Securities
Commission (Malaysia); Labuan Offshore Financial Services
Authority (Malaysia); Central Bank of Malta; Bank of
Mexico; National Bank of Moldova; Central Bank
of Montenegro; Bank of Mozambique; Bank of Namibia;
The Netherlands Bank; Reserve Bank of New Zealand;
Central Bank of Nigeria; Central Bank of Norway;
Central Bank of Oman; State Bank of Pakistan;
National Securities Commission (Panama); Superintendencia
de Banca y Seguros (Peru); Central Bank of the Philippines;
National Bank of Poland; Poland's State Office
for Insurance Supervision; Bank of Portugal; Central
Bank of the Russian Federation; Central Bank of San
Marino; Saudi Arabian Monetary Agency;
Bank of Sierra Leone; Monetary Authority of
Singapore; National Bank of Slovakia; South
African National Treasury; South African Reserve Bank;
Bank of Spain; Central Bank of Sri Lanka;
Bank of Sudan; Sveriges Riksbank (Sweden); Swiss
National Bank; BIS; Central Bank of China (Taiwan);
Bank of Tanzania; Bank of Thailand; Central
Bank of Trinidad and Tobago; Central
Bank of the Rep of Turkey; Capital Market Board (Turkey);
Bank of Uganda; Central Bank of the United Arab
Emirates; Bank Indonesia (USA); Federal Reserve
System (USA); Central Bank of Venezuela; Reserve Bank
of Zimbabwe |
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Here are some of the things which previous delegates
have said about the combination of Christ's College's historic surroundings
and the seminar programme:
"Standing ovation for the
idea of the conference, its venue and organisation"
" the conference was valuable in bringing us
together and allowing networking, in highlighting issues of common
concern"
"Thank you for this marvellous and fruitful conference!"
"Central, beautiful, wonderful atmosphere"
"The conference has proven most useful…
sharing of views and experiences was embraced and will prove invaluable"
"Good selection of participants -- all high
level of professionals -- very important for dialogue and exchange
of experiences"
"I have attended many workshops for central
bankers. Those organised by Central Banking Publications are by
far the best" |
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