Thinking aloud about Money, Finance, Value and Markets
Work in progress seminar series of the Finance and Financial
Law HASS Faculty Research Group
2011/2012
Following on from the highly successful Inaugural Symposium of the new Finance and Financial Law Research Group in July 2011 the group can now announce the first three in a series of six work in progress seminars to be held this academic year in which seasoned and early career researchers working in disciplines across HASS Faculty and academic visitors but who share a common interest in Money and Finance can come together and reach out to those from other disciplines. These seminars are intended to help those presenting to think through early stage ideas that will inform their research and are open to postgraduate research students as well as all academic staff in HASS and any visitors they might care to invite. Please circulate details to any PhD students you have as well as any colleagues you think may be interested.
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The Missing Link in Vickers : Legal and Policy Issues arising from the Independent Banking Commission Report
Professor Joanna Gray and Dr Jonathan Galloway (Newcastle Law School)
Wednesday 21 December, 1.00 p.m. Newcastle Law School, Staff Common Room
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Audit in the Spotlight: an analysis of the House of Lords Inquiry into the Big Four.
Professor Chris Carter , Newcastle University Business School, Wednesday 11 January 2012 : 5.00 p.m., Room 3.14, Newcastle University Business School
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Modelling the market impact of analysts conflicts in noisy markets: Implications for regulation
Professor William Forbes (Loughborough University, School of Business and Economics) Wednesday January 18th 2012 : 5.00 p.m Room 3.14 3rd Floor of NUBS
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Crisis, Capital and Confidence: Interrogating 'Bank Bailouts
Professor Paul Langley (University of Durham)
Wednesday 15th February, 4pm, CURDS seminar room, 4th floor Claremont Bridge