THE 2012 WINCOTT MEMORIAL LECTURE
The 2012 Annual Memorial Lecture was given on Wednesday, 17 October 2012
by Raghuram Rajan, the Eric
J Gleacher Distinguished Service Professor of Finance
at the Booth School of Business, University of Chicago. The lecture was
followed by a comment by Roger Bootle, Managing Director, Capital
Economics.
Photo right: Professor Raghuram Rajan with Sir Geoffrey Owen, chairman of the Wincott Foundation.
For a Powerpoint outline of the lecture, click here
For the text of Raghuram Rajan's article in the Financial Times, based on the lecture, click here
Discussion of Professor Raghuram Rajan's lecture
Vernon Bogdanor, Research Professor at the Institute for Contemporary History at King's College, London on the various forms of capitalism...click here
Diane Coyle, head of Englightment Economics and a Wincott trustee, adds institutional and governance reform to Professor Rajan's already long list...click here
Catherine Snowdon, Wincott postgraduate scholar in business and economics journalism at the Cardiff University School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies (JOMEC), welcomes Professor Rajan's broad view...click here
To join the discussion, send your submission to:
Ian Rodger
Secretary
The Wincott Foundation
secretary@wincott.co.uk
The 2011 Annual Memorial Lecture was given by Andy Haldane, Executive Director, Financial Stability at the Bank of England. This was followed by comment from Martin Wolf.
For texts of Mr Haldane's lecture and the subsequent comment by Martin Wolf of the Financial Times, please click on the links below.
Andy Haldane "Control rights (and wrongs)"
Martin Wolf Comment