Regulation – Crises averted or just delayed?

  • 16 March 2022
  • CPD Event
  • 300 PLACE(S) AVAILABLE
Event details

Join us for this upcoming webinar centered on regulation. We will consider how financial regulation put in place in response to the financial crisis is developing, specifically in relation to the upcoming transformation of the FRC into ARGA. What have been the unintended consequences of regulation and what can be learnt for regulation for the future, not just in financial areas but in terms of regulation more broadly?

This lecture is vital for anyone working in, or interested in, regulation particularly, but not exclusively in the financial sector. Open to all, please register your free place by visiting the booking section. 

This is a joint event with the Chartered Banker Institute, Manchester Metropolitan University and ICAEW North West.
 

Chair

Catherine Youds

Catherine Youds

Manchester Metropolitan University | Programme Leader

 

Catherine is the programme leader for MMUs Accounting and Finance undergraduate degree programme. She also leads the economics unit for both accounting and banking students.  Outside of her teaching roles she, runs the Universities Feeder College Project, working with local colleges to improve the student transition from FE to HE.

Her research focuses on economics and the university experience of students of faith within the department of Accounting, Finance and Banking.   

Speakers

Bill Dunkerley

Bill Dunkerley

Pannone Corporate LLP | Director

 
Bill Dunkerley, Director at law firm Pannone Corporate LLP, is an accredited Solicitor-Advocate and advises clients in respect of both contentious and non-contentious regulatory matters, across a range of compliance sectors. Specifically, he has extensive experience of advising corporate defendants in response to regulatory prosecutions, including those brought by the Health and Safety Executive and Care Quality Commission. Most recently he has advised organisations on the practical implications of the Environment Act 2021, and the additional compliance obligations which are provided for within the Act.
Dr. Gordon Mayze

Dr. Gordon Mayze

Manchester Metropolitan University | Lecturer | Accounting | Finance & Banking

 

Gordon joined MMU as a lecturer in September 2021 and completed his doctoral thesis at Alliance Manchester Business School in December 2021, where he also gained his MBA. His research focusses on financialization, shareholder value, and regulation in banking. Gordon teaches across accounting, banking, and finance, and most recently sustainability, regulation, and ethics in finance.

Prior to joining academia, Gordon spent two decades in industry, including Standard Life, RBS, and Lloyds Bank, and qualified as a Chartered Accountant (ICAS) with KPMG. At Lloyds, Gordon worked at group level as a senior manager, leading teams responsible for financial reporting, strategy, and implementing post-crisis reforms including Basel III and ring-fencing.

Rod Sellers OBE

Rod Sellers OBE

ICAEW Manchester | Chartered Accountant

 
Rod is a chartered accountant who has spent over 50 years in industry in finance and corporate roles including extensive experience as an NED/Chairman, mainly in the northwest of England. He was awarded the OBE in 2004 for “Services to Business in the North West” and continues to support business development in the region through his role as President-elect of ICAEW Manchester. He currently co-authors, with two professors of accounting, four complementary volumes under the title of  “Disruption in Financial Reporting and Auditing.




 
Time & Schedule

Wednesday 16th March 2022

13:00 - 14:00 (UK GMT)

Booking
To register, please click here.

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