The Pembroke Speaker Series: Post-Globalism: COVID-19, Economic Policy & Globalisation

Pembroke College is delighted to partner with Cambridge Judge Business School to host the inaugural lecture in the Pembroke Speaker Series @ Cambridge Judge in International Finance: Post-Globalism: COVID-19, Economic Policy & Globalisation.

Introduced by Christoph Loch, Fellow of Pembroke and Director of Cambridge Judge, the lecture will take the form of a moderated conversation between the Master of Pembroke, Lord Smith and Baroness Shriti Vadera.

After a number of years working as an investment banker, Lady Vadera served as a government minister for Gordon Brown in the departments of International Development Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (now the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills) and the Cabinet Office. She is regarded as being instrumental in helping to put together an unprecedented banking rescue package in the wake of the 2008 banking crisis. In September 2009 she took up a role advising the G20. She then chaired the board of Santander for five years, before recently being appointed as the new chair of Prudential.

The talk will take start at 5.30 PM on Thursday 10th December. Book a place at the talk.

About the Pembroke Speaker Series @ Cambridge Judge in International Finance

The Pembroke Speaker Series @ Cambridge Judge in International Finance features some of the most globally prominent experts in the field of international finance.

This collaboration between Pembroke College and Cambridge Judge Business School will provide crucial insights and unique perspectives on the risks, strategies, and opportunities in a multitude of areas, from both a practitioner and/or an academic viewpoint.

The series is part of a wider collaboration between Pembroke College and Cambridge Judge Business School, since 2012, which includes the annual appointment of a prestigious Pembroke Visiting Professorship of International Finance, to enhance our current understanding of finance through teaching and collaborative research, as well as support for Pembroke PhD studentships in the field of international finance.