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Stay ahead in the world of finance with our regular podcast series, featuring interviews with leading figures in the finance and business world.
The views expressed on this podcast are not necessarily those of The London Institute of Banking & Finance.
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Episode 134: Careers in financial planning – the opportunities, how to get on and how to develop your teams
Why might you want to consider a career in financial planning or advice, what are the career opportunities, how do you stand out as a candidate, how do you progress and what’s the outlook for the market in these complex times?
Lewis Byford, from Anthony George recruitment discusses all of
this with our Director of PR, Heather Tilston – and talks about their unique approach to supporting both candidates and employers in our latest careers podcast. Anthony George has also launched special services for LIBF members – listen to the podcast to find out more!
Lewis' LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lewis-byford-mirp-certrp-b540a6118/
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Episode 133: The state of Islamic finance: challenges and prospects
In this episode, ex-Director of the CSFI, Dr Martina Garcia, talks to Natalie Schoon, an expert in Islamic finance, who outlines the challenges – and the potential avenues for future growth – that Islamic finance should explore to reach its full potential in the years ahead.
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Episode 132: Finance frontiers measuring the impact of sustainable finance
The Central Labelling Agency (CLA) is a not-for-profit with
one goal – to enlarge the impact and substance of sustainable saving and investing.
Director of the Centre for the Study of Financial Innovation (CSFI) Martina Garcia talks to Tom Van den Berghe, Managing Director, Central Labelling Agency (CLA) of the Belgian SRI Label vzw/asbl about Towards Sustainability, the CLA's flagship label, and some of the challenges around measuring the impact of sustainable finance. -
Episode 131: Building a sustainable bank in MENA
Martina 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.
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Episode 130: Finance frontiers taking the climate fight to the community
Hinckley and Rugby Building Society are leading the way in engaging with customers and the local community on climate risk and climate opportunity.
In this episode Heather Tilston, LIBF’s Director of PR and Communications, talks to Hinkley & Rugby’s CEO Colin Fyfe about their journey towards sustainability – as a
business and with their customers and in the community.
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Episode 129: Green finance and its role in UK housing stock development (The mortgage advice series)
Welcome to episode 19 of our #MortgageAdvice series with Gordon Reid, Business Development Manager, The London Institute of Banking & Finance and guests Rachael Hunnisett, Green Mortgage Campaign Lead, Green finance Institute, Danielle Stephenson, Senior Mortgage Product Manager, Virgin Money, and Chloe Timperley, Senior Policy Adviser, AMI & AFB.
In this episode Gordon and his guests discuss the key issues with the UK housing stock, the need to improve the quality of UK homes, and what more can be doing to develop the range and quality of Green Finance products.
As always they aim to inform, interest, educate and entertain on all things mortgage related.
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Customer Reviews
Stunning
Super well put together history small bites. Thanks.
If its recorded its not them lol
So yes great write up actually made me smile hehehehe
Episode 63
I was driving to work and struggling to hear the podcast, you have recorded this too low. Getting the sound level correct should be basic, please fix this else I will have to unsubscribe.