Ifs School of Finance - Events

Events

The ifs School of Finance runs events to support personal development, facilitate networking needs and celebrate excellence within financial services.

Financial Innovation Awards - Aims to recognise and celebrate excellence in innovation.

Graduation ceremonies

Chairman's Dinner

Partnered events - A series of seminars on key topics in financial services.

Prestige Lectures and Regional Networks events – Lectures, seminars, industrial visits and social events in various locations in the UK and overseas.

Executive Education - A leadership programme aimed to suit individuals’ development needs.

Research workshops - The ifs research workshop series provides an opportunity to keep up to date with topical issues in the financial services industry.

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