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This book represents the output from the second ‘Future of Finance Conference’ run by FiNexus and its partners and associates. The aim of the conference was to discuss challenges and issues in the financial services sector in an independent and collaborative fashion involving a wide array of stakeholders: Traditional economists, ‘new’ economists, quant scientists and mathematicians, high-powered computer scientists, innovators, policy-makers, regulators, and, of course, the f

Click Here to Download the Book ↓ Welcome Dr Christopher Sier FRSA Co-Director Financial Service Knowledge Transfer Network In 2012 we, the Financial Services Knowledge Transfer Network (FS KTN), realised that whilst there was plenty of discussion on structure and regulation of financial services, or ethics and morality within the sector, or indeed on innovation within the sector, these subjects are all linked and had not really been considered simultaneously. Furthermore, th