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Beyond Finance - The LIBF MENA podcastEpisode 21: Finance 101 – understanding sustainable financeIn this episode of the finance 101 series, host Meera Almehrzi, Training Coordinator at LIBF and Dr Perihan Abdelghaly, ESG Expert and Faculty Member at LIBF, discuss all things sustainable finance. The pair explore fundamentals, impact, career and upskilling opportunities in the field, as well as, personal anecdotes.
2024-09-1828 minBeyond Finance - The LIBF MENA podcastEpisode 20: Finance 101 – understanding fintechThis episode focuses on a 101 understanding of fintech, delving into financial technology, the impact of AI on the banking industry, crypto, digital wallets, and more. Gain valuable insights on excelling in a digital banking career with firsthand expertise from LIBF alumnus Mohamed Ghanem, Digital Wealth Lead at HSBC Middle East. Tune in to the episode, hosted by Meera Almehrzi, Training Coordinator at LIBF.
2024-08-2027 minBeyond Finance - The LIBF MENA podcastEpisode 19: How is innovation driving banking operations?In this episode, Swaleh Awadh, Commercial Director MENA, LIBF, interviews Ahmad Elayyan, SVP – Head of Operations at Ajman Bank, and an LIBF alumnus. Ahmad shares insights on banking operations, tech integration, digital transformation, and the growth of Islamic banking. Don't miss this engaging conversation on the future of finance and valuable career advice.
2024-07-1735 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 136: Exam and interview nerves – why you should take them seriously and how to seek helpMore than nine out of ten people in the UK have experienced exam nerves at school or university and in stressful situations
such as job interviews, according to a new study by LIBF. However most don’t seek help – despite many experiencing far-reaching negative impacts for their lives.
LIBF’s Director of Communications, Heather Tilston, discusses how nerves manifest and how to deal with them with LIBF’s Director of Careers & Employability and Lecturer, Nadim Choudhury.
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2024-01-1119 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 131: Building a sustainable bank in MENAMartina Garcia, Director of the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (CSFI), Perihan M. Adelghaly, Programme Leader at The London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF), and Vera Spender, a sustainability and ESG consultant and adviser, discuss LIBF’s latest whitepaper: ‘How to build a sustainable bank in MENA’.
The discussion focuses on the practical challenges banks in MENA face in implementing and demonstrating ESG standards and the importance of environmental and social risk management. It also provides an outline of the ways in which banks can enhance human and institutional capacity to grasp the business opportunities ahead...
2023-08-0820 min
Talking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #28 A look at Financial Education with Timi Merriman-Johnson (AKA Mr MoneyJar), award-winning financial content creator, podcaster, author and founder of Mr MoneyJarIn this episode we talk with Timi Merriman-Johnson (AKA Mr MoneyJar), award-winning financial content creator, podcaster, author and founder of Mr
MoneyJar.
Timi talks us through his own journey and why he set-up Mr MoneyJar.
Timi shares how he supports young people with regards to personal finance and financial education and some of his top tips!
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website https://www.libf.ac.uk/study/financial-education/qualifications
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2023-05-1530 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 127: The Mortgage Conference: SummaryIn this episode Gordon Reid, Business Development Manager, LIBF and John Somerville, Head of Financial Services, LIBF, reflect on The Mortgage Conference, which took place at The Congress Centre on 19 April in London.
The London Institute of Banking & Finance APAC provides a range of learning solutions, aligned to the training and education needs of the banking and finance sector in the region.
2023-05-0125 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 126: In conversation with David Landsman, geopolitical risk expert (LIBF APAC)In this episode Ouida Taffe, Editor of LIBF’s Financial World, chats with David Landsman about the importance of understanding geopolitical risk for the
success of banks and other businesses.
Listen to gain insights on the tools and benefits of anticipating geopolitical risks early on and how it can help businesses thrive.
The London Institute of Banking & Finance APAC provides a range of learning solutions, aligned to the training and education needs of the banking and finance sector in the region.
2023-04-2820 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #27 The Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign (FLIC), a conversation with Patrick Jenkins, Deputy Editor of The Financial TimesIn this episode we talk with Patrick Jenkins about his journey and the wonderful work being done at The Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign (FLIC).
We discuss the importance of financial education and how FLIC goes about helping specific target groups to support them in this area.
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf.ac.uk.
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website https://www.libf.ac.uk/study/financial-education/qualifications.
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2023-04-1739 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 125: In conversation with geopolitical risk expert Derek Leatherdale (LIBF APAC)This is the first in our LIBF APAC series ‘In Conversation With’ where we chat to subject matter experts in the banking and finance sector.
In this episode Ouida Taffe, Editor of LIBF’s Financial World, chats with Derek Leatherdale, Managing Director of the Geopolitical risk consultancy – GIR strategies and visiting scholar of LIBF’s Geopolitical Risk Programme.
Listen to discover more about the changing geopolitical environment and advice on how to manage increasingly complex financial sector impacts.
The London Institute of Banking & Finance APAC provides a range of learning solutions, aligned to the traini...
2023-03-2838 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #26 A Look At The Key Topics Impacting On Personal Finance, a conversation with Sarah Pennells, Consumer Finance Specialist at Royal LondonIn this episode we talk with Sarah Pennells, Consumer Finance Specialist at Royal London;
We discuss Sarah’s background and career in the world of personal finance, some of the key topics impacting personal finance and get Sarah’s thoughts on financial education more broadly.
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf.ac.uk.
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website https://www.libf.ac.uk/study/financial-education/qualifications.
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2023-03-0631 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #25 The Importance of Financial Education and how to deliver it, a conversation with Manisha Sahdev, Economics teacher and director at iXL TutorsIn this episode we talk with Manisha Sahdev about the Importance of Financial Education and how to deliver it.
We discuss Manisha’s career and background in education as well as her current roles at part-time teacher, IXL tutor and director. Manisha talks to us about her passion for both financial education and education more broadly, how she delivered level 3 financial education and how she see education changing over the coming years.
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf.ac.uk.
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2023-02-2028 min
LIBF Trade Finance PodcastEpisode 12: Trade Credit Insurance and E-CommerceAlex Gray, Head of Trade and Transaction Banking at LIBF, talks to James Cook and Jonny Carruthers from BPL Global, and Ozlem Ozuner from Allianz Trade.
In this in-person podcast recording at the LIBF offices, our industry experts provide a background and history of Trade Credit Insurance, discuss technological advancements and embedded finance, delve into E-Commerce innovations, and look forward to the future.
Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook.
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2022-12-1338 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 119: Making sense of ESG ratings and benchmarks (After show podcast)This episode is a follow-on to a webinar run by our Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation on making sense of the ESG ratings and benchmarks.
Andrew Cunningham, Chairman of the Editorial Board, Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation, Kasia Chodurek, LIBF Next Gen faculty member, Interim Head of Distribution for 'FarmWorks' (Kenya), Oliver Beroud, founder of LIBF's Centre for Governance, Risk and Regulation and Visiting Professor, LIBF
and Vitaline Yeterian, Senior Vice President, DBRS Morningstar dive deeper into the topic and answer some of the questions that we didn’t have time for during the se...
2022-11-2516 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #24 – Talk Money Week, a conversation with Catherine Winter Managing Director, Financial Capability and Community Outreach at LIBFIn this episode we talk with Catherine Winter Managing Director, Financial Capability and Community Outreach at The London Institute of Banking and Finance about this year’s Talk Money Week (TMW)
We discuss why TMW is so important and a highlight of our calendar year and what are some of the key topics that come to mind when discussing money. Catherine also tells us about her interpretation and thoughts on this year’s theme of `using credit for every day expenses’.
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2022-11-0924 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #23 An Introduction to Talk Money Week 2022 with David Anderson, Financial Education Relationship Manager at LIBFIn this episode we talk with David Anderson, Financial Education Relationship Manager at The London Institute of Banking and Finance about this year’s Talk Money Week (TMW)
We discuss why TMW is so important and a highlight of our calendar year and what there is planned. David tells about some of the events and activities and discusses this years theme of `using credit for every day expenses’.
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf.ac.uk.
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2022-11-0715 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 113: The return of inflation: an old challenge for a new generation of bankers (After show podcast)This episode is a follow-on to a webinar run by our Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation on The return of inflation: an old challenge for a new generation of bankers.
Andrew Cunningham, Chairman of the Editorial Board, Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation, Professor Bryan Foss, Risk Coalition Mark Cliffe, Visiting Professor, LIBF, Paul Fisher, Visiting Professor, LIBF, former MPC member at the Bank of England, dive deeper into the topic and answer some of the questions that we didn’t have time for during the session.
If you’d like to watch the webi...
2022-07-1517 min
Talking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #22 How We Deliver Level 3 Financial Education at Our School, a conversation with Frank AlbrechtIn this episode we talk with Frank Albrecht from Greig City Academy about how they deliver the level 3 Certificate and Diploma in Financial Studies.
We discuss how they introduced the qualification, how they use the LIBF resources, the London visits and other ways they bring the qualification to life to further engaged the students. Frank shares his thoughts on the qualifications and the feedback he's had from students.
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf.ac.uk
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2022-07-1130 min
Talking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #21 The link between financial education and wellbeing, a conversation with Emma Maslin from the Money WhispererIn this episode we talk to Emma Maslin (@MoneyWhisperer_) about the link between financial education and wellbeing. Emma shares her thoughts and experiences as a personal finance expert and coach.
We discuss some of the challenges facing young people with regards to personal finance and financial education and how poor money management can impact on wellbeing.
Emma Maslin – Twitter - @MoneyWhisperer_
Emma Maslin – Instagram – The Money Whisperer
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2022-06-2733 min
Beyond Finance - The LIBF MENA podcastEpisode 7: Combatting Trade Based Financial CrimeAlex Gray, Head of Trade and Transaction Banking at The London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF), along with Tim Land, Executive Director of Monitoring and Enforcement at Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) provide an insightful lecture style talk about trade finance and compliance related financial crime with real work experience examples. Their talk includes an overview of the complex nature of trade based financial crime, along with resources that can help fight against money laundering and financial crime.
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2022-05-1131 min
LIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 30: How to have challenging conversations with advisers (The paraplanner series)We are pleased to bring you the seventh episode of our paraplanner series, hosted by Richard Cooper and with guest speakers from the world of paraplanning, Sian Davies-Cole, Rob Kingsbury, Michelle Wilson-Stimson, and Sara Hickman and Rhiannon Baxter from We are Brave.
This episode focuses on how paraplanners have challenging conversations with advisers and what skills and techniques they can use.
This is a series by paraplanners for paraplanners. Look out for episodes monthly.
Find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning on the LIBF website.
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2022-04-2655 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #20 The New Level 2 Technical Certificate in Finance (TCF), a conversation Sean Andrews, Commercial Project Director – Financial EducationIn this episode Sean Andrews, Commercial Project Director for Financial Education at The LIBF talks us through the new level 2 Technical Certificate in Finance (TCF).
The Technical Certificate in Finance (TCF) Level 2 is a Technical Award approved by the Department for Education and included in Key Stage 4 2024 performance tables. It is available for first teaching from September 2022 and can be studied alongside other GCSEs and Level 2 qualifications.
To get more information on the TCF, see the specification and look at some sample assessment material, please follow this link - https://www.libf.ac.uk/study...
2022-03-2827 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 28: Why income protection? (The paraplanner series)We are pleased to bring you the sixth episode of our paraplanner series, hosted by Richard Cooper and with guest speakers from the world of paraplanning, Sian Davies-Cole, Rob Kingsbury and Andrew Wibberley.
This episode focuses on how paraplanners can support advisers with income protection, what paraplanners should consider, and the issues faced.
This is a series by paraplanners for paraplanners. Look out for episodes monthly.
Find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning on the LIBF website.
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2022-03-2252 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #19 National Careers Week, a conversation with Nick Newman, Founder and CEO of NCWIn this episode Nick Newman, CEO and founder of National Careers Week, talks to us about NCW, how it all started, how it promotes and supports careers guidance and what we can expect from this years NCW 2022, running from Monday 7th to Saturday 12thMarch.
To get more information or to check out what is happening please visit the NCW website www.nationalcareersweek.com
Nick can be reached via twitter @NCWNewman
National Careers Week - @CareersWeek
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2022-03-0729 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 108: Redington: Positive changes for people and planetWith climate change a top priority for organisations and governments around the world, LIBF is bringing together key players in the finance sector to highlight organisations and activities that are making a real difference as part of our Sustainable Finance in Action project.
In this episode, John Somerville, LIBF, talks to Anastasia Guha, Head of Global Sustainable Investment, and Nick Samuels, Head of Manager Research from Redington. They discuss why climate change is such a high priority for Redington, and the strategies they have put in place, how they have implemented their 7-point climate action plan, and...
2022-03-0257 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 105: Aegon UK's pathway to reducing carbon emissionsWith climate change a top priority for organisations and governments around the world, LIBF is bringing together key players in the finance sector to highlight organisations and activities that are making a real difference as part of our Sustainable Finance in Action project.
In this episode, John Somerville, LIBF, talks to Tim Orton and Hilkka Komulainen from Aegon UK. They discuss how the company has a significant role to play in the transition to a lower-carbon world. Default funds, and their journey to net-zero, are a big part of this.
As part of this project...
2022-01-2126 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 27: Helping paraplanners on their journey to understand trusts (The paraplanner series)We are pleased to bring you the fifth episode of our brand new paraplanner series, hosted by Richard Cooper and with guest speakers from the world of paraplanning, Sian Davies-Cole, Rob Kingsbury, Peter Bridgwater and Georgia Sales.
This episode focuses on helping paraplanners on their journey to understand trusts, and why this is beneficial for paraplanners.
This is a series by paraplanners for paraplanners. Look out for episodes monthly.
Find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning on the LIBF website.
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2022-01-1846 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #18 Save Yourself Happy, a conversation with Gemma Bird (Money Mum)In this episode we talk to Gemma Bird (Money Mum) about her background, journey and passion for money and providing tips for saving via her Instagram page and book, Save Yourself Happy.
Gemma talks about her early influences with regards to money and savings and some of the mistakes people can make. We also discuss some of the savings tips and what young people can do to support their finance.
Gemma’s Instagram page can be found here - https://www.instagram.com/moneymumofficial/
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2022-01-1723 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 26: The Sustainable ESG PodcastThe podfolk are back with their first Financial Advisers podcast episode of the new year.
John is joined by Nicola Barker from St. James’s place wealth, David Owen from Lifetime Connect and a very special guest Lee Coates OBE, Ethical Money and ESG Consultant.
With climate change a top priority for organisations and governments around the world, LIBF is bringing together key players in the finance sector to highlight organisations and activities that are making a real difference as part of our Sustainable Finance in Action project.
For more information on our Su...
2022-01-1754 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 104: Financing the Insurance Industry for a Net Zero EconomyWith climate change a top priority for organisations and governments around the world, LIBF is bringing together key players in the finance sector to highlight organisations and activities that are making a real difference as part of our Sustainable Finance in Action project.
In this episode, John Somerville, LIBF, talks to Dr Urs Ramseier and Daniel King-Robinson from Twelve Capital. They discuss how financial services are key for a net-zero economy because companies need funding and insurance to manage risks from climate change.
As part of this project, many of these key players have produced...
2022-01-1232 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 104: Financing the Insurance Industry for a Net Zero EconomyWith climate change a top priority for organisations and governments around the world, LIBF is bringing together key players in the finance sector to highlight organisations and activities that are making a real difference as part of our Sustainable Finance in Action project.
In this episode, John Somerville, LIBF, talks to Dr. Urs Ramseier and Daniel King-Robinson from Twelve Capital. They discuss how financial services are key for a net-zero economy because companies need funding and insurance to manage risks from climate change.
As part of this project, many of these key players have produced...
2022-01-1200 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 25: 2021 reviewed and why the future looks bright for paraplanning (The paraplanner series)We are pleased to bring you the fourth episode of our brand new paraplanner series, hosted by Richard Cooper and with guest speakers from the world of paraplanning, Sian Davies-Cole, Rob Kingsbury, and Michelle Wilson-Stimson.
This episode reviews 2021 and looks ahead to 2022, focusing on the bright future in the world of paraplanners. This is a series by paraplanners for paraplanners. Look out for episodes monthly.
Find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning on the LIBF website.
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2021-12-1437 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #17 The Key Financial Topics Affecting Young People, a conversation with Katie from The Twenty PercentIn this episode, we talk to Katie (@katie20Percent) about her background, passion for young people’s financial education and her blog The Twenty Percent.
Katie talks about the key financial issues affecting young people and their wider implications. We discuss some of the misconceptions regarding financial education and how things may evolve in the coming years.
Katie's website and blog can be found here - https://the-twenty-per-cent.com/
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE...
2021-12-1328 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 102: COPs and Robbers - sustainable investing for the long termWith climate change a top priority for organisations and governments around the world, LIBF is bringing together key players in the finance sector to highlight organisations and activities that are making a real difference as part of our Sustainable Finance in Action project.
In this episode, John Somerville, Head of financial services LIBF, and Henry Boucher, Deputy Chief Investment Officer at Sarasin & Partners, discuss sustainable investing, reactions to COP26 and the biggest issues facing the industry.
As part of this project, many of these key players have produced films to show how they’re playing th...
2021-12-0935 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 101: Enhancing geopolitical risk oversight in an increasingly challenging world (after show podcast)This episode is a follow-on to a webinar run by our Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation on Enhancing geopolitical risk oversight in an increasingly challenging world.
Olivier Beroud, Founder, Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation, Hanif Barma, Co-founder, The Risk Coalition, Mark Cliffe, Senior Advisor, KPMG UK, Andrew Cunningham, Founder, Darien Analytics and Derek Leatherdale, Managing Director, GRI Strategies dive deeper into the topic and answer some of the questions that we didn’t have time for during the session.
If you’d like to watch the webinar then go to libf.ac.uk/webin...
2021-12-0223 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #16 What is it like to be a headteacher during the pandemic and achieve a 'Good' Ofsted result? A conversation with Andy Byers, Headteacher of Framwellgate SchoolIn this episode, we talk to Andy Byers (@framheadteacher) about his leadership background, his passion for education, life leading a school in the pandemic and gaining a 'Good' Ofsted result.
Andy explains his role as a headteacher and discusses the catchment area of his school in Durham. He discusses what it's been like leading a school in the midst of a pandemic, about the challenges he's faced and how he has overcome them.
Andy also discusses being an advisory member on the board of schools for the Northeast and his passion for the ambition institute.
2021-11-2220 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 23: How to build mutually beneficial relationships with advisers (The paraplanner series)We are pleased to bring you the third episode to our brand new paraplanner series, hosted by Richard Cooper and with guest speakers from the world of paraplanning, Sian Davies-Cole, Rob Kingsbury, Peter Bridgwater and John Somerville. This episode discusses how best to build mutually beneficial relationships with advisers and some of the issues faced by paraplanners today. This is a series by paraplanners for paraplanners. Look out for episodes monthly.
Find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning on the LIBF website.
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2021-11-1748 min
LIBF Trade Finance PodcastEpisode 10: The history of globalisation and the intricacies of supply chains, a conversation with Marc LevinsonIn this episode, Alex Gray, Head of Trade and Transaction Banking at LIBF, talks to Marc Levinson, Author of Outside the Box, about the different stages of globalisation throughout history, the formation of supply (or value) chains and the differences internationally.
Looking to the future, they also discuss COP26 and climate change and how it's impacting supply chains globally.
Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook.
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2021-11-1235 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #15 Discussing Pensions as part of Talk Money Week, with David AndersonIn this episode, and as part of Talk Money Week we discuss the importance of pensions as part of our financial planning with David Anderson. David discusses some of the benefits and considerations to pension planning and the importance of always seeking professional guidance.
Talk Money Week 2021 is supported by our friends at The Money & Pensions Service and more information can be found here - https://maps.org.uk/talk-money-week/
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE
2021-11-1136 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #14 Money Memories - the second instalment of our first 3 money memories for Talk Money Week.In this episode, we continue with our theme of money memories and hear from three more colleagues who discuss a key money memory for them.
Talk Money Week 2021 is supported by our friends at The Money & Pensions Service and more information can be found here - https://maps.org.uk/talk-money-week/
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf.ac.uk.
2021-11-1029 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #13 An Introduction to Talk Money Week and our first 3 money memories, with David AndersonIn this episode, we welcome back David Anderson who talks to us about the importance of Talk Money Week and some of the initiatives going on at The London Institute of Banking and Finance. David also introduces the first three of the six money memories that have been shared by colleagues.
Talk Money Week 2021 is supported by our friends at The Money & Pensions Service and more information can be found here - https://maps.org.uk/talk-money-week/
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit...
2021-11-0833 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 99: Take charge of your banking career (after show podcast)This episode is a follow-on to a webinar run on taking charge of your banking career. Our banking qualifications have been designed for those currently in the sector and those looking to get into it. If you're thinking of taking a step up in your existing role, looking to learn some new skills, or considering a career change, we can help you take that next step.
Rob Thompson, Head of Banking Services is joined by Olivier Beroud, Founder, Centre for Governance, Risk and Regulation, LIBF, and Vera Spender Koubek, Associate Director, Centre for Sustainable Finance, LIBF, as...
2021-10-2017 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #12 How do you take financial knowledge and turn it into great financial habits at home? A conversation with Will Rainey, founder of Blue Tree SavingsIn this episode, we talk to Will Rainey (@bluetreesavings) about his finance background, his passion for financial education and being the founder of Blue Tree Savings
Will explains how he got into financial education and how he uses a combination of practical knowledge and creative flair to help instil good financial habits in young people. We also discuss the resources Will has available via his website and how he supports parents in helping their children understand more about money.
Will’s website, Blue Tree Savings can be found here - https://www.bluetreesavings.com/
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2021-10-1835 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 21: What makes a good paraplanner? (The paraplanner series)We are pleased to bring you the second episode to our brand new paraplanner series, hosted by Richard Cooper and with guest speakers from the world of paraplanning, Michelle Wilson-Stimson, Sian Davies-Cole and Rob Kingsbury. This episode discusses what makes a good paraplanner and some of the issues faced by paraplanners today. This is a series by paraplanners for paraplanners. Look out for episodes monthly.
Find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning on the LIBF website.
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2021-10-0440 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #11 The role of the Chief Examiner with Chris HampsonIn this episode, we talk to Chris Hampson about his role as Chief Examiner at The London Institute of Banking & Finance.
Chris explains what the role involves and how we ensure we have a supportive and rigorous assessment process. He also talks about the challenges of maintaining standards and supporting centres during the pandemic.
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf...
2021-10-0427 minBeyond Finance - The LIBF MENA podcastEpisode 1: Welcome to the channel - Beyond Finance in the MENA regionWelcome to the Beyond Finance LIBF MENA podcast! This episode provides an introductory overview of what to expect in coming episodes by Kareem Refaay, Managing Director, The London Institute of Banking & Finance MENA.
Beyond Finance LIBF MENA will provide fireside chats and insightful discussions with industry leaders on regional banking and finance topics.
If you want to find out more about our qualifications, training and more go to our website and follow us on Twitter and LinkedIn to stay ahead.
2021-09-2202 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 98: Why is financial education so important in 2021? - The LIBF Financial Education podcastHeather Tilston, Head of PR and Marketing, talks to Scott Mowberry, Financial Capability Relationship Manager and host of The LIBF Financial Education podcast, on the new channel and why financial education is so important for young people.
Listen and subscribe on your chosen podcast platform by searching for 'The LIBF Financial Education podcast' or go to anchor.fm/libffe.
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2021-09-1417 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #10 - How To Own The World, a conversation with Andrew Craig, bestselling author and founder of `Plain English Finance`In this episode we talk to Andrew Craig (@andyroocraig) about his finance background, being the author of two books (How to own the world & Live on Less, Invest the rest), his passion for financial education and being the founder of Plain English Finance (@pef_uk).
Andrew explains some of the issues and challenges he believes impacts financial education and in turn planning and investment. We discuss the cognitive obstacles that can impact our choices and decision-making as well as the lack of time most people choose to allocate to improve their financial knowledge.
Andrews website...
2021-09-1358 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #9 - How we deliver Financial Education qualifications at our school, a conversation with Helen Westwood 2019 Moneywise Personal Finance Teacher of the YearIn this episode, we talk to Helen Westwood (@MrsFinEducation) about how her school deliver the LIBF Level 2 and 3 qualifications. Helen talks about her background, her passion for financial education and the benefits to the students and the school in offering these courses.
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fccrm@libf.ac.uk.
2021-09-0128 min
LIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 19: The future of paraplanning (The paraplanner series)We are pleased to launch a brand new paraplanner series, hosted by Richard Cooper and with guest speakers from the world of paraplanning, Michelle Wilson-Stimson, Sian Davies-Cole and Rob Kingsbury. Our first episode discusses the future of paraplanning and some of the issues faced by paraplanners today. This is a series by paraplanners for paraplanners. Look out for episodes monthly.
Find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning on the LIBF website.
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2021-09-0140 minLIBF Trade Finance PodcastEpisode 9: What is the ITPP and what does it take to be successful within it?Alex Gray, Head of Trade and Transaction Banking at LIBF, talks to Natasha Roston, Trade Finance Global, and Mohamed Elnaggar, National Bank of Egypt, on the International Trade Professionals Programme (ITPP).
In partnership with Trade Finance Global, the ITPP enables international trade professionals to write for Trade Finance Global’s award-winning publications. More information here.
Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin, Twitter and on Facebook.
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2021-08-0541 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 97: Sustainability in the MENA Region – Deep Dive into Sustainable FinanceThis episode by LIBF MENA takes a deep dive into sustainability and sustainable finance in the MENA region. Chris McHugh, Director of the Centre of Sustainable Finance is joined by Belinda Scott and Ahmed Elbermbali to discuss the integration of sustainable initiatives within the financial services industry, ESG issues and how deep these are embedded in corporate reporting.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us on our social channels on Twitter and Linkedin.
2021-08-0230 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 96: What keeps bankers awake at night? (after show podcast)This episode is a follow-on to a webinar run by our Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation on the risks that are uppermost in bankers' minds as the world emerges from Covid-19 with a legacy of increased corporate and sovereign debt. They dive deeper into the topic and answer some of the questions that we didn’t have time for during the session.
If you’d like to watch the webinar then go to libf.ac.uk/webinars.
This was recorded in May 2021, but due to difficulties has been delayed.
For more information on o...
2021-07-2323 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 95: The Commonwealth: pandemic and recoveryAlex Fraser, Chief Executive of The London Institute of Banking & Finance, talks to leading figures about issues affecting the banking and finance sector – now and for the future.
In this episode, Alex talks to Nabeel Goheer Assistant Secretary-General at the Commonwealth Secretariat and a member of LIBF's International Advisory Board.
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2021-07-2324 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #8 - The Young Financial Journalist Competition Winner 2021 (18-19 Age Category) in association with the Financial Times – Pamela Kruze from Pendleton Sixth Form College, SalfordIn this episode, Pamela, our Young Financial Journalist Competition winner (18-19 age category), talks to us about how she entered the competition, the process she went through to write the article and how it feels to have won.
Pamela is joined by her teacher Ms Labrey, who explains her role in the school, how she supported and what it means to the school that Pamela won.
The YFJ competition is organised in partnership with the Financial Times. The competition looks for well-argued articles from students aged 14 to 19.
Winning entries are published on the...
2021-07-2110 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #7 - The Young Financial Journalist Competition Winner 2021 (16-17 Age Category) in association with the Financial Times – Eliza Stevenson-Hamilton from Benenden School, CranbrookIn this episode Eliza, our Young Financial Journalist Competition winner (16-17 age category), talks to us about how she entered the competition, the process she went through to write the article and how it feels to have won.
Eliza also talks about the blog she writes (Losing Interest) and how this helped with approaching writing the article. Eliza’s blog can be found here - https://elizash21.wordpress.com
Eliza is joined by her teacher Mr Fisher, who explains his role in the school, how he supported and what it means to the school that El...
2021-07-2118 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #6 - The Young Financial Journalist Competition Winner 2021 (14-15 Age Category) in association with the Financial Times – Mukund Mahendra Soni from Queen Elizabeth`s School, Barnet.In this episode, Mukund, our Young Financial Journalist Competition winner (14-15 age category), talks to us about how he entered the competition, the process he went through to write the article and how it feels to have won.
Mukund is joined by his teacher Dr Ornelas, who explains his role in the school, how he supported and what it means to the school that Mukund won.
The YFJ competition is organised in partnership with the Financial Times. The competition looks for well-argued articles from students aged 14 to 19.
Winning entries are published on the...
2021-07-2109 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 94: Professionalising the sale of motor finance (after show podcast)This episode is a follow-on to a webinar of the same name where John, Adrian, Joanne and Stephen dive further into the topic and debate some of the unanswered questions during the webinar.
If you’d like to watch the webinar then go to libf.ac.uk/webinars.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us on our social channels on Twitter and Linkedin.
2021-07-2128 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 93: What will keep you up tomorrow night? (after show podcast)This episode is a follow-on to a webinar run by our Centre for Governance Risk and Regulation on key challenges that financial services firms are likely to face in the next few years after the initial consequences of the pandemic have settled in. They dive deeper into the topic and answer some of the questions that we didn’t have time for during the session.
If you’d like to watch the webinar then go to libf.ac.uk/webinars.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us on o...
2021-07-1528 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 92: What are carbon markets and what's the future for this industry?In the latest 'Future of Finance' series for LIBF, Andrew Hilton from the CSFI talks to Jane Fuller, Ian Parry, Ingvild Sorhus, and Dalia Majumder-Russell.
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LIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 17: Transitioning SMCR into business as usual (aftershow)This episode looks at SMCR as a follow-on from our webinar on the same subject. The recording for this webinar can be found on libf.ac.UK/webinars.
John is joined by Nic Dent and Julie Pardy from Worksmart to discuss SMCR, the FCA and the uncertainty around how best to align the requirements within firms.
For more information on Worksmart's next event go here Webinar: SMCR Virtual Breakfast Briefing: 20th July 2021 - Worksmart
2021-07-1329 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #5 - The influence of social media on young peoples' financial education, a conversation with Darren Collins, Personal Finance Teacher of the Year Award 2020.In this episode, we discuss the influence of social media on young people’s Financial Education with Darren Collins (@DCollins_IFAEdu), Personal Finance Teacher of the Year Award 2020.
Darren tells us about his background, his passion for financial education and the dangers and opportunities regarding social media and its influence on young people and their money.
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE
If you have any questions or require further information, please email us at fc...
2021-07-1235 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 91: Operational risk and resilience: what do the new standards mean?This is the second episode of our #RiskyBusiness series from the Centre for Governance, Risk and Regulation.
This was originally recorded as a video and can be seen on our YouTube channel.
Olivier Beroud (Founder, CGRR) talks to Andrew Cunningham (Co-chair of the editorial board, CGRR) on operational risk and resilience and what Basel's new standards mean for banks and the industry.
Find out more about what we're doing at the Centre for Governance, Risk and Regulation by going to https://risk.libf.ac.uk
2021-07-0723 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #4 – Our Degree Programmes with Freddie McCann, HE Recruitment and Admissions ManagerIn this episode, we discuss our degree programmes with Freddie McCann, HE Recruitment and Admissions Manager
Freddie explains the structure of the degrees and how the core year one modules support student progression on to year two and three of either of the degree programmes available. Freddie also talks about the unique environment and individual support students receive and the focus on networking and employability.
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE
If you have any...
2021-06-2828 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 90: Corporate Governance: What's ideal, what's nearly ideal and what's essential?Welcome to the first episode of our #RiskyBusiness series from the Centre for Governance, Risk and Regulation.
This was originally recorded as a video and can be seen on our YouTube channel.
In this episode, C-GRR Faculty members Andrew Cunningham and Paul Wright consider what 'ideal' corporate governance looks like in financial institutions, and also what the governance priorities should be when 'ideal' is not achievable in the short term.
Find out more about what we're doing at the Centre for Governance, Risk and Regulation by going to https://risk.libf.ac.uk
2021-06-1825 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #3 – A look at our level 3 Certificate and Diploma in Financial Studies qualifications with David Anderson, Financial Education Relationship Manager.In this episode, we discuss our level 3 Certificate (CeFS) and Diploma (DipFS) in Financial Studies qualifications with David Anderson (@Dav1dAnderson) Financial Education Relationship Managers.
David explains the structure of the qualifications, how they can be delivered, some of the topics covered and his own experience of teaching both the Certificate and the Diploma. David also explains the support provided to new and delivering centres to help them ensure the best possible experience for teachers, exams officers and the students, as well as the feedback he has received.
To find out more about LIBF, the...
2021-06-1435 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #2 – LIBF – How we support the Schools, Colleges and the wider community that deliver our qualifications, a conversation with Stephanie Payne, Financial Education Relationship Manager.In this episode, we discuss with Stephanie Payne (@StephanieLIBF) how the Relationship Managers, who are part of the Financial Education Team at LIBF and other colleagues, support the schools, colleges, and wider community organisations that deliver our qualifications and learning programmes.
Steph talks about the work we do with schools, colleges, and the wider community and explains more about our offer's financial education qualifications and support. This includes our new centre induction meetings, welcome calls, careers talks, option evenings and much more!
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and...
2021-05-2827 minTalking money with LIBF PodcastEpisode #1 – LIBF – Schools, colleges and the wider community, a conversation with Debi Howell, Financial Education Relationship ManagerIn this episode, we discuss The London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF) and look closely at the schools, colleges, and wider community work with Debi Howell (@debi_howell), Financial Education Relationship Manager.
Debi talks about the history of LIBF, the work we do with schools, colleges and the wider community and explains more about the financial education qualifications and support we offer.
To find out more about LIBF, the work we do, our qualifications and programmes of study please visit our website libf.ac.uk/FE
If you have any questions or require...
2021-05-1416 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 89: Fintech in the MENA regionIn the latest 'Future of Finance' series for LIBF, Andrew Hilton from the CSFI talks to Helene Panzarino, Nameer Khan, Görkem Cokcetin and Kareem Refaay.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us on our social channels on Twitter and Linkedin.
2021-05-0557 minLIBF Trade Finance PodcastEpisode 8: What are the key risk indicators in trade based money laundering? (After show)In this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to Specialist Consultant Neil Chantry.
To view the webinar of the same name and speakers that precedes this episode go to libf.ac.uk/webinars
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For recertification purposes, this podcast is worth 0.5 CPD hour
2021-04-2227 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 88: The Isle of Man, financial education and the pandemicAlex Fraser, Chief Executive of The London Institute of Banking & Finance, talks to leading figures about issues affecting the banking and finance sector – now and for the future.
In this episode, Alex talks to Phil O'Shea, Non-Executive Director, Cayman National Bank and a member of LIBF's International Advisory Board. They discuss financial services on the Isle of Man, the role that financial education plays and much more.
This interview took place on 08/02/2021.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us on our social channels on Twitter an...
2021-04-0131 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 12: What is the shift in retirement planning?This episode looks at pension planning as a follow on from our webinar on the same subject. The recording for this webinar can be found on libf.ac.uk/webinars.
John is joined by the usual Podfolk, David Owen from lifetime connect, Nicola Barker from St. James’s place wealth and Martin Clark from Landmark IFA.
To find out more about our brand new qualification in Financial Planning in Retirement go to our website and join in the conversation on our social channels too!
2021-03-2551 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 11 - Budget Reaction! - Where should advisers focus their attention?This episode breakdowns the budget and what this means for financial advisors going forward. We also discuss the upcoming webinar on retirement planning which takes place next Thursday 11 March.
Making her debut on the pod is Nicola Barker from St. James’s place wealth, and she joins Martin Clark from Landmark IFA.
Amongst more serious matters the podfolk reminisce about working together, and whether we are missing Dave Owen, or Dave is missing from the podcast… We’ll let you make your own conclusion!
For more information about our qualifications go to https://libf.a...
2021-03-0944 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 86: Financial diplomacy, global trade and educationAlex Fraser, Chief Executive of The London Institute of Banking & Finance, talks to leading figures about issues affecting the banking and finance sector – now and for the future.
In this episode, Alex talks to Bashir Siman, Head of Financial Diplomacy and Fintech, Brussels Diplomatic Academy and a member of LIBF's International Advisory Board. They discuss the role of financial diplomacy and how it affects global trade, sustainability, the UN development goals and much more.
This interview took place on 19/01/2021.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us...
2021-03-0533 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 85: Digital currencies, sustainability and ESGAlex Fraser, Chief Executive of The London Institute of Banking & Finance, talks to leading figures about issues affecting the banking and finance sector – now and for the future.
In this fourth episode, Alex talks to Marco Boldini, Partner at Orrick and a member of LIBF's International Advisory Board. They discuss digital currencies and developments around the world, sustainability, the ways in which banks are responding to the pandemic and much more.
This interview took place on 26/01/2021.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us on our so...
2021-02-2629 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 10: Pre Budget 2021 predictionsThis episode looks at the upcoming budget and what this means for financial advisers. John is joined by the usual Podfathers David Owen from lifetime connect and Martin Clark from Landmark IFA.
Amongst more serious matters the Podfathers touch on Elon Musk investing in Bitcoin, the cold weather, David’s love of an Oodie, and whether it’s a good time to buy stocks in Superdry.
For more information about our qualifications go to https://libf.ac.uk/professional-qualifications, follow us on Twitter @StudyLIBF and join in with the conversation.
2021-02-1846 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 83: Finance Matters series - AI, machine learning and educationAlex Fraser, Chief Executive of The London Institute of Banking & Finance, talks to leading figures about issues affecting the banking and finance sector – now and for the future.
In this third episode, Alex talks to Radish Singh, Partner at Deloitte APAC based in Singapore and a member of LIBF's International Advisory Board. They discuss AI and machine learning's role in the financial services industry, fraud detection, education and much more.
This interview took place on 21/12/2020.
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2021-02-0530 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 82: Finance Matters series - Banks, government and global tradeAlex Fraser, Chief Executive of The London Institute of Banking & Finance, talks to leading figures about issues affecting the banking and finance sector – now and for the future.
In this second episode, Alex talks to Richard Burge, Chief Executive, London Chamber of Commerce and a member of LIBF's International Advisory Board, about the impact of the pandemic for banks as well as how the Chamber is helping businesses to overcome hurdles. They also discuss the role of London and the UK in global trade, education and Brexit.
This interview took place on 15/12/2020.
For mor...
2021-01-2220 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 81: Finance Matters series - gender diversity, sustainability and agribusinessAlex Fraser, Chief Executive of The London Institute of Banking & Finance, talks to leading figures about issues affecting the banking and finance sector – now and for the future.
In this first episode, Alex talks to Sabila Din, Founder of Din Consultants and a member of LIBF’s International Advisory Board, about how banks are adapting and reacting to change and how they are supporting small and medium-sized enterprises. They also discuss gender diversity in the sector and other sustainability issues, including the role of agribusiness.
This interview took place on 01/12/2020.
For more information on o...
2021-01-1522 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 9: New year, new start - what should Financial Advisers be doing this year?Our latest episode looks at the year ahead and what financial advisers should be putting into their new year’s resolutions. John is joined by the usual Podfathers David Owen from Lifetime Connect and Martin Clark from Landmark IFA.
Amongst more serious matters the Podfathers touch on the Christmas and new year break, looking like ZZ Top, the good, the bad and the ugly of social media, and much much more.
For more information about our qualifications go to https://libf.ac.uk/professional-qualifications, follow us on Twitter @StudyLIBF and join in with the conversation.
2021-01-1239 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 8: Driving home (electrically) for Xmas!Our latest episode looks at the pension market, and in particular pension transfers. John is joined by the usual podfathers David Owen from Lifetime Connect, and Martin Clark from Landmark IFA.
Amongst more serious matters the podfathers touch on life in lockdown, missing driving, new challenger banks, youtube and much more.
For more information about our qualifications go to https://libf.ac.uk/professional-qualifications, follow us on Twitter @StudyLIBF and join in with the conversation.
2020-12-1740 minLIBF Trade Finance PodcastEpisode 5: Echithran Fernando, LIBF's most qualified Trade graduateIn this episode, our Head of Trade and Transaction Banking, Alex Gray, talks to Echithran Fernando, Senior Manager, Trade Finance Product at Scotia Bank. They discuss Echithran's career journey and his numerous qualifications (five out of six LIBF Trade Finance qualifications!) and the industry as a whole too.
Learn more about our trade finance qualifications and get involved in the conversation by following us on Linkedin and on Twitter.
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2020-09-2232 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 80: What is alternative data and why is it important for SME Lending?Paul Gordon Managing Director, SME & Mid Corporates, Commercial Banking at Lloyds Banking Group, and Gordon Milne Senior Relationship Director, LIBF, talk to Ouida Taaffe, Editor of Financial World, about the challenges for banks in SME Lending and asks what role alternative data could play.
For more information about our Certificate in SME Lending and Alternative Data go to https://libf.ac.uk.
2020-08-2558 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 7: Back to a new reality - what do the next six months hold for the financial advice industry?For our latest podcast, Dave and John talk to Martin Clark from Landmark IFA about the recent summer economic plan, later life planning and his experiences with getting back to work in the new normal and what that actually means to advisers and clients.
For more information about our qualifications go to https://libf.ac.uk/professional-qualifications, follow us on Twitter @StudyLIBF and join in with the conversation.
2020-08-1158 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 79: Gender diversity: the quest for equal opportunityIn this podcast, Heather Tilston, Head of PR & Marketing at LIBF, talks to Caroline Murray, Senior Lecturer at LIBF and Kate Bohn, Accelerator and Incubator Lead at Lloyds Banking Group, about gender diversity and their experiences of working in the finance sector.
For more information on our qualifications and training go to our website and follow us on our social channels on Twitter and Linkedin.
2020-07-2036 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 78: CSFI Future of finance series - the digitalisation of financeIn its Future of Finance series, The London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF) and The Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (CSFI) invite leading practitioners and observers to debate current trends in finance and discuss what they might mean for the future of the sector.
In this first episode in the series, Dave Birch, a director of Consult Hyperion; Helene Panzarino, Associate Director of the Centre for Digital Banking and Finance at LIBF; Amir Nooriala, Chief Strategy Officer at Callsign; and Radu Orghidan, Vice President of Cognitive Computing at Endava debate recent trends in fintech… or sho...
2020-07-061h 02The LIBF PodcastEpisode 77: REACH - don't think financial services is the career for you? Think againIn February 2020, we ran one of our REACH BAME events that are designed to give an insight into the world of banking and finance while highlighting some of the key diversity issues the industry faces. Jagdeep Rai, Regional Director, HSBC talks to us about her own career path, progression, development and diversity in Financial Services.
For more information about our REACH events go to https://libf.ac.uk/REACH
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2020-06-3027 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 6: The changing times in the Pension Transfer Market with Al RushOn this episode, we have John Somerville and David Owen talking to Al Rush on the story of British steel, non-contingent charging and the FCA.
For more information about our qualifications go to https://libf.ac.uk/professional-qualifications, follow us on Twitter (@StudyLIBF) and join in with the conversation.
2020-06-2644 minLIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 5: Financial planning challengesOn this episode, we have John Somerville and David Owen talking to Darren Cooke from Red Circle Financial Planning on the current situation and the future of the industry.
For more information about our qualifications go to https://libf.ac.uk/professional-qualifications, follow us on Twitter @StudyLIBF and join in the conversation.
2020-05-2155 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 74: CSFI Sustainable Finance - Corporate governance and the pensions industryThis is the third in a series of panel discussions we are organising with the CSFI around the way that ESG issues are shaping the financial services sector.
The first looked at carbon trading; the second looked at the asset management industry. This one takes a 'deep dive' into the world of pensions, both DC and DB.
To find out more about our upcoming events go to www.libf.ac.uk/events
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2020-03-171h 25The LIBF PodcastEpisode 73: CSFI Sustainable Finance - ESG and Asset ManagementThis is the second in a series of panel discussions that we are organising with the CSFI around the way that environmental issues are shaping the financial sector. The first covered carbon trading; this looks at the asset management industry - and specifically at how the equity and fixed income markets are responding to the environmental challenge.
To find out more about our upcoming events go to www.libf.ac.uk/events
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2020-03-111h 17LIBF Financial Adviser PodcastEpisode 2: Pre Budget predictionsWelcome back to the LIBF Financial Adviser podcast where we talk to experts in the industry about all things from the sector. This week John Somerville and David Owen discuss budget predictions, the impact of coronavirus on the industry and much more.
2020-03-0946 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 72: Does a bank have to be more than an app?Henry Grunfeld Professor of Banking Pete Hahn chairs a debate on the future of banking held at the launch event for our new book Banking on Change.
Banking on Change was commissioned to mark our 140th anniversary. It provides insights by experts and influencers from across the financial services industry on some of the central questions facing the finance sector today
Banking on Change is published by Wiley priced at £35.
To find out more about our upcoming events go to www.libf.ac.uk/events
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2020-02-0431 minThe LIBF PodcastEpisode 71: Introducing the Financial Adviser podcastEverybody needs paraplanners
In this first episode John Somerville sits down with David Owen from Lifetime Connect to discuss all things paraplanning, how the role of the paraplanner has changed over the years and why now is the ideal time to think about becoming one.
You can read more about the role of the paraplanner on our Insights blog or you can find out more about our Diploma in Paraplanning (DipPP) on our website.
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2020-01-3005 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 68: Banking on ChangeIn November we officially launched our new book at an event in central London.
Banking on Change was commissioned to mark our 140th anniversary. It provides insights by experts and influencers from across the financial services industry on some of the central questions facing the finance sector today
In this podcast our Henry Grunfeld Professor of Banking, and book contributor, Pete Hahn provides an overview of the main themes from the book in a speech he gave at the beginning of the evening.
Banking on Change is published by Wiley priced at £35. You can purchase a copy at https://bit.ly...
2020-01-0827 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 67: The Centre for Digital Banking and Finance presents Artificial Intelligence Breakfast BriefingStephen Stanton-Downes, Managing Director, Finding X and Ilya Feige, Director of AI, Faculty explore the need for explainable AI, share the latest thinking in this leading-edge domain and discuss how organisations can start embracing the far-reaching implications.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming part of our everyday world with far-reaching effects. AI projects are being developed in medical arenas to predict future illnesses in patients, social media platforms use algorithms to predict user behaviour, and increasingly in financial services firms to make trading and investment decisions.
The Centre for Digital Banking and Finance aims to address digital disruption and how banking...
2019-12-1747 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 66: WCBI 2019 – What will banks be doing in 2029?The World Conference of Banking Institutes (WCBI) is a global forum that brings together a large number of central bankers, commercial bankers, finance professionals, academics, learning and development consultants, global banking and finance education providers.
The conference was held on 16-17 September 2019 and this podcast includes the panel session discussing the future of banking and what we could see in the next ten years.
Moderator & Chair
Dr. Andrew Hilton, Director, CSFI
Panel
Nick Ogden,Executive Chairman, ClearBank®
Natalie Ceeney CBE,Chair, Innovate Finance
Sabrina Del Prete, Founder, and CEO, Kore Labs
Justin Fitzpatrick,Co-Founder, and CEO, DueDil
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2019-11-1849 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 65: CSFI Sustainable Finance – What role do carbon markets play in tackling climate change?This is the first in a series of events on sustainable finance organised with the CSFI. It focuses on attempts to control the biggest contributor to the "greenhouse gas" effect - carbon dioxide.
To help us understand both the carbon markets and the climate change issue they are designed to address, we have brought together a distinguished panel, including: Louis Redshaw, CEO and Founder of Redshaw Advisors, Rachel Ward, Head of Policy at the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change, Julie Elmgren, a Carbon Trader at Gazprom.
To find out more about our upcoming events go to https://www.libf...
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The LIBF PodcastEpisode 53: 140th Anniversary: How to Become a Banker by F. E. Steele (1924)On 11th March 2019, we celebrated our 140th anniversary and we’ve been taking a look back at a vast and interesting history of banking and finance.
In this podcast, we hear an address by F. E. Steele who became Director of Studies at the Institute of Bankers in 1923. Thanks to his efforts, the Institute’s network of local centres expanded rapidly in the 1920s.
An abridged version of his 1924 BBC radio broadcast is read here by Osmond Plummer, Senior Lecturer at The London Institute of Banking & Finance.
For more information about how we’re celebrating our 140th anniversary go to libf.a...
2019-06-2506 min
The LIBF PodcastEpisode 15: Digital disruption and the future of banking - Craig Iley, Atom BankIn this episode, Craig Iley, co-founder and the Managing Director of Business Banking at Atom Bank, discusses the future of banking.
In this event, he talks about how digital banks and challenger banks are changing the industry, and what might happen to the industry in the future.
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