Procyclicality of Financial Regulation: And how to deal with it - Professor Charles Goodhart

Boom and Bust cycles are damaging to long-term financial stability. How can we hope to lessen their effects in the future in order to achieve a form of finance that is truly sustainable.

Investing as if the Future Mattered - Dr Matthew Kiernan

The meeting point of finance and sustainability: Does current financial investment truly reflect the long-term? What would finance look like if it was truly concerned with the long-term? What needs to change to achieve this?

Does Bursting One Bubble Lead to Another? - John Redwood MP

John Redwood delivers the keynote speech for the Long Finance 2011 Autumn conference, which focussed on market bubbles and their effects on efforts to ensure sustainability.

Emerging Markets and Climate Change - Dr Cameron Hepburn

Climate change means that the future will become "low-carbon" sooner or later. What will this mean for global markets? Who is in the best position for this economic shift? Why and how is China leaving the West behind?

Resource Scarcity, Resource Productivity and Economic Growth: The Role of Innovation - Professor Paul Ekins

What is the role of innovation in a world where business and finance is becoming increasingly influenced by the demands of climate change, sustainability and the problems of resource scarcity?

The Tragedy of Easy Problems - Dr Prajwal Ciryam

How can we have proven solutions to the problems of development or global health and yet not sufficiently act on them?