Fellows  Club Financiero Español - City of London

La Fundación Hispano-Británica invitó a los Fellows del Club a la celebración de la recepción anual de la Fundación este pasado 5 de julio en la residencia oficial de su Presidente Honorario y Embajador británico en Madrid, Simon Manley. La Fundación dio la bienvenida a todos los Fellows del Club Financiero Español que se encuentran de vuelta en España.

Summer Party & Charity Fund Raising Event

Club Financiero Español continued with its tradition of celebrating the CFE’s events at the most famous London member clubs, this year the venue will be at the Oriental Club, one of London’s most prestigious Club's. This is indeed the Club where Club Financiero Español was established a few years back. Fellows and friends had a much enjoyable evening and, the Trustees would like to thank you very much the attendants for their generosity and for raising such a significant contribution to the Club's Scholarship Endowment. The Trustees / Advanced Education Trust.

BREXIT and the end of the XX century economic order? Its impact on the British society. BREXIT, President TRUMP, CHINA: will this be the end of the XX century economic order? Perspectives from the City. Douglas Lippoldt, PhD, HSBC Senior Trade Economist.

How might these developments impact the British Citizen? Professor Ian Preston, UCL, Research Fellow of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Once again the Trustees and Fellows of Club Financiero Español would like to thank you all the attendants for their generous contributions to the Advanced Education Trust Scholarship Endowment.  

All proceeds of the evening were dedicated to support CFE's Scholarship Endowment with the Advanced Education Trust; our registered UK Charity.  This year the Club booked in exclusivity Hispania facilities at the heart of the City of London. The evening celebrations began at 19:30 with a champagne reception, followed by a sit-down dinner by the outstanding chefs of Hispania, until the early hours of Sunday morning. ADDITIONAL DETAILS - 

Place: Hispania, 72-74 Lombard St, London, EC3V 9AY

Dress Code:  black tie and cocktail dress. 

DJ-music until late.

Dear Friends and Fellows, We are very pleased to announce the presentation of the book “España 3.0: Necesitamos re-setear el país” by Javier Santiso at the EBRD offices in London. Javier Santiso is the author of “España 3.0” (Ed. Planeta, 2015), serial investor in startups / venture capital and founder of Club Mundi. After the presentation of the book there will be a panel and Q&A with the participation of  Julio Bruno, CEO of Time Out, London.

“España 3.0: Necesitamos re-setear el país” by Javier Santiso - 16 of June 17:30-19:00 - European Bank of Reconstruction and Develeopment (EBRD) Headquarters in London  

Exchange Square, London EC2A 2JN, Jackson Room. RSVP by sending email to events@cfe.london

BY INVITATION ONLY

Dear CFE fellows and friends,

We are pleased to confirm the details of the upcoming Summer Ball.  Continuing with our tradition of celebrating the CFE’s events at member clubs, this year the venue will be one of London’s most prestigious, the In & Out. Rodrigo Rodriguez, our fellow and member  of the board of Trustees, will kindly be our host at the club. The evening’s festivities will open with a reception in the Club’s courtyard, followed by a standing dinner. We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible, so please do extend the invitation to other friends.  All profits from the Summer Ball will be fully allocated to the CFE Scholarships Fund. CFE 2016 Summer  Ball -  11th June, In&Out (Military and Navy Club)  4 St James’s Square, London, SW1Y 4JU 7pm: courtyard reception  

8pm: cocktail dinner served

11pm: carriages

As customary, this will be a black tie / cocktail dress event

RSVP at events@cfe.london to reserve your tickets.

Donation £100 p/p.

We will have the opportunity to enjoy an informal drink, catch up and network. Please note that some of the Trustees will be at Hispania, along with other Fellows from 18:30 onwards, the format will be drinks after work. 

Looking forward to seeing you all.

• Following the 2008-2010 crisis, the conference examines the notion of Bank culture and its significance in the wake of current efforts to reform the City of London and its financial sector. It is based on 16 years of ethnographic research in various Wall Street and City of London banks.

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• Professor Beunza and the panelists will cover three key questions: How would a positive bank culture look like? Is it viable? How reform can be achieved in City of London banks?

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• Professor Daniel Beunza is an Assistant  Professor at the  Department of Management at The London School of Economics and Social Sciences .