IPFA FLN UK
Impact of Rising Inflation on Assets and Supply Chain & Networking Evening

Join us for a Future Leaders' Network social evening with a keynote from James Smith, a developed market economist, responsible for ING's view on the UK economy and Bank of England. James will explore the impact of rising inflation on assets and supply chain at a critical time for both the UK and world economies. After the keynote join us for an evening of networking with other future leaders across IPFA's membership.

Keynote Speakers
James Smith, Developed Markets Economist, ING. James is a developed market economist, responsible for ING's view on the UK economy and Bank of England. He graduated from the University of Bath with a degree in economics and joined ING in 2015. 

FLN Event Details

Registration: 5pm

Format: In-person keynote followed by an evening of networking

Address: Governor’s House, 5 Laurence Pountney Hill, London, EC4R 0BR

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