Professor Xavier Gabaix (Harvard University) will deliver the annual Keynes Lecture, on 10th May 2023, 5.00pm-6.30pm in Room LG19, the Faculty of Law. Please register your interest in the event on the Keynes Fund website.

The Bennett Institute for Public Policy Annual Conference will take place on the 14th April 2023, at  Churchill College, University of Cambridge. The conference explores public policy issues facing governments and populations amidst plans for economic recovery, resilience, and prosperity.

Join Professor Mohamed A El-Erian in his fireside chat with Professor Cass R Sunstein. He works closely with El-Erian Institute and frequently co-authors with Professor Lucia A Reisch, El-Erian Professor of Behavioural Economics and Policy.

NOW WATCH THE VIDEO: Bill Janeway talks about "The Necessity of Bubbles" as part of the History Faculty's Economic and Social History Seminar Series.

The Keynes Fund is celebrating its 10th Anniversary, and held their 9th Research Day at Jesus College on 27th September 2022. Videos from the day will be released soon.

CERF (Cambridge Endowment for Research in Finance) is hosting an exchange event between the University of Cambridge Judge Business School and Nova, Lisbon. 

Møller Institute, Churchill College, Cambridge

CERF is running their ninth Corporate Finance Theory Symposium. The symposium consists of high quality papers in the broad area of corporate finance theory.

Møller Institute, Churchill College, Cambridge

Partner Event: The Productivity Institute, the Bennett Institute and NIESR are hosting a webinar with Thomas Philippon (NYU, Stern School of Business) on his new Working Paper Additive Growth.

Online Event (zoom)

The CERF in the City event is an opportunity for practitioners from the City to join academics from the University of Cambridge to discuss current research and ideas that have practical relevance to the industry.

Online Event (zoom)

How much influence does the public have on the decisions made by government? The Bennett Institute for Public Policy is hosting a hybrid event to look into this question and more.

Online and at the Institute for Government, London