Programme Summer School on Social Banking 2011

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PROGRAMME 4th Summer School on Social Banking

Money rules the world – who rules the money?

3rd to 8th July 2011 in Canterbury, UK


"The definite yearly event for anyone in the social banking sector." Feedback from the Summer School 2010.

Preliminary remarks

• The programme is as of 5th May 2011 and can be subject to change.

• For a one page overview, see the “programme logic”, available at www.social-‐banking.org/summer-‐school/summer-‐school-‐2011/programme-‐structure

• All speakers have confirmed their contribution unless otherwise indicated

• Participants – max. 110 selected practitioners in social and conventional banking and finance, PhD/advanced students from related careers and any other interested parties with a strong relation to the topic. They come from all over the world.

• All rooms are located within the Conference venue: the Canterbury Cathedral Lodge, see www.canterburycathedrallodge.org

Application and logistics

• To apply, visit www.social-‐banking.org/summer-‐school/summer-‐school-‐2011/application-‐form/

• Fee: 1650 € / 1350 € (non-‐member institutions of the Institute for Social Banking (ISB) / members of the ISB); persons in financial needs and/or students may apply for a reduced fee of 650 € or for an individual arrangement, for more information see www.social-‐banking.org/summer-‐school/summer-‐school-‐2011/application-‐form/ Fee includes locally sourced organic food.

• Accommodation and travel arranged individually. For suggested places to stay and travel information see www.social-‐banking.org/summer-‐school/summer-‐school-‐2011/logistics-‐and-‐accommodation/

JOIN: Public events

We open the Summer School to the public on two occasions:

1. Speech of Sven Giegold, Member of the European Parliament, in the evening of 3rd July.

2. Panel discussion on: How can investors and investments play a role in responsible finance?, hosted by James Gifford, Executive Director of the UN Principles for Responsible Investments, in the evening of 4th July.

On both occasions, you are invited to join for dinner at 6.30 PM.

Cost: Professionals 50 GBP / Student 30 GBP.

Register by 25th June at patricia.ciecierski@social-‐banking.org.


THE PROGRAMME

Core topic 1: How money rules the world. Sunday, 3rd July 2011

Time Topic Speakers Place

14.00-‐15.00 Arrival and Refreshments

15.00-‐15.45 Welcome address and

Transfer-‐In

Malcolm Hayday, CEO Charity Bank, UK

Moderators:

Katharina Beck, Managing Director ISB;

Chris Seeley, Co-‐Director of the Ashridge Masters in Sustainability and Responsibility, Ashridge Business School, UK

Clagett Auditorium

15.45-‐16.30 Money, Politics and the Future of Globalisation: Perspectives resulting from the Financial and Economic Crisis

Impulse lecture

Roland Benedikter, Affiliated Researcher Stanford University, European Foundation Professor UCSB, USA; Author of “Social Banking and Social Finance: Answers to the Economic Crisis”

Clagett Auditorium

16.30-‐16.50 Coffee Break KB

16.50-‐17.20 Speaking confidently

…in a large group of people

Maria Beck, VocalVolume

Clagett Auditorium

17.20-‐18.30 World Café

Working with participants’ inquiries

Moderation by Chris Seeley Clagett Auditorium

18.30-‐20.00 Supper Garden

PUBLIC EVENT

20.00-‐21.30

The political regulation of money -‐ Insights from the Economic and Monetary Committe of the European Parliament

Speech and Discussion

Sven Giegold, Member of the European Parliament

Clagett Auditorium

Open until 22.30

Bar Campanile Garden


Monday, 4th July 2011

Complimentary personal coaching will be available to the participants during the whole day.


09.00-‐09.30 Check-‐In Chris Seeley

Katharina Beck

Clagett Auditorium

09.30-‐11.00 What is money and how is the monetary order changing at the moment?


Paul Dembinski, Prof. at University of Fribourg, Director of the Finance Observatory

Clagett Auditorium

11.00-‐11.30 Coffee Break

Tea/ Coffee/Biscuits/Fruit

Kentish Barn

11.30-‐12.20 International Bank regulation

Impulse lecture and Q&A

Gregor Krämer, Prof. for Banking at Alanus University

Clagett Auditorium

12.20-‐12.50 Fractional Reserve Banking

Impulse lecture and Q&A

Ben Dyson, Founder and CEO of Positive Money

Clagett Auditorium

12.50-‐13.00 Deepening participants’ inquiries Chris Seeley Clagett Auditorium

13.00-‐15.00 Lunch break KB

15.00-‐15.30 3 minutes presentations/pitches of the afternoon Workshop leaders

David Boyle (I)

James Gifford (II)

Fritz-‐Rüdiger Volz (III)

Ben Dyson (IV)

Clagett Auditorium and transfer to Workshop room

15.30-‐17.30 Parallel Workshops

15.30-‐17.30 Workshop I

Alternative Currencies: The future of money?

David Boyle, Fellow of the New Economics Foundation

Around 16.00 / 16.30

Coffee Break


Kentish Barn

15.30-‐17.30 Workshop II

The role of investment funds and institutional investors

James Gifford, Executive Director, UN Principles for Responsible Investments

15.30-‐17.30 Workshop III

Money and human relations

Fritz-‐Rüdiger Volz, Prof. em. of Sociology and Philosophy

15.30-‐17.30 Workshop IV Ben Dyson,


Fractional reserve banking: implications on the real economy

Founder and CEO of Positive Money

17.30-‐17.45 Transfer to Clagett Auditorium

17.45-‐18.20 Exploration of the workshop content

Representatives of each workshop discuss in a Fishbowl setting

Clagett Auditorium

18.20-‐18.30 Wrap-‐up of the day

18.30-‐19.45 BBQ Dinner Campanile Garden

PUBLIC EVENT

19.45-‐21.30

How can investors and investments play a role in responsible finance?

Panel Discussion with audience participation

James Gifford (Moderation), Exectutive Director UN PRI

Adam Frost, Head of Governance, Environmental and Social Research, Sarasin & Partners LLP, UK

Louise Rouse, Director of Engagement, FairPensions

Mark Campanale, Director, The Social Stock Exchange

Nick Odonohoe, JP Morgan

Clagett Auditorium

Open until 22.30


Core topic 2: How to rule the money Tuesday, 5th July 2011

Complimentary personal coaching will be available to the participants during the morning.



Katharina Beck

Clagett Auditorium

09.30-‐12.00 Who rules the current system and why?

Tony Greenham, Head of Finance and

Clagett Auditorium


Indentifying points where change could happen

Speech, working groups and Discussion

Business, New Economics Foundation

Around 10.45 Coffee Break


KB

12.00-‐12.15 Short break

12.15-‐13.00 Different qualities and ways of using money


Julian Kühn, Executive Director, Institute for Social Banking; formerly member of the board of GLS Treuhand

Clagett Auditorium


15.00-‐15.30 5 minute presentations from the afternoon Workshop leaders

Bernie Morgan (I)

Fritz-‐Rüdiger Volz (II)

Jason Scott (III)

Thomas Losse-‐Müller (IV)



15.30-‐17.30 Workshop I

Community Development Finance and the Big Society?

Bernie Morgan, CEO, Community Development Finance Association

Around 16.00 / 16.30

Coffee Break


KB


Money and Religion

Fritz-‐Rüdiger Volz

Nik Hafiz Hasan, Durham University, UK (tbc)


How to use the Web 2.0 to civilise money

Jason Scott, Founder of Civilised Money

15.30-‐17.30 Workshop IV

Making Finance work for Development

Thomas Losse-‐Müller, Financial Sector Specialist, The World Bank



Representatives of each workshop

Clagett Auditorium



18.30-‐20.30 3 course Dinner Music / Cultural event (tbc) Clagett Auditorium

Open until 22.30


Open end Free evening

Wednesday, 06th July 2011



Katharina Beck

Clagett Auditorium

09.30-‐11.00 Social Banks Fair Representatives of ISB member institutions host tables and tell others about their bank (5 rounds of 15 minutes)

Clagett Auditorium



KB

11.30-‐13.00 Open Space

Intro and first round

Chris Seeley and All Clagett Auditorium


15.00-‐18.00 Open Space

Second and third round

Wrap-‐up

Chris Seeley and All All rooms

Wrap-‐up

Around 16.00 / 16.30

Coffee Break


KB

18.00-‐19.30 Canterbury Cathedral Tour Canterbury Cathedral

19.30-‐21.00 Buffet Music Clagett Auditorium

Open until 22.30


Open end Free evening


Core topic 3: Making it happen. Thursday, 7th July 2011



Katharina Beck

Clagett Auditorium

09.30-‐11.15 Financing the real economy

Banking and Investing for Good (Impulse Speeches)

Examples of Charity Bank Customers

Malcolm Hayday, CEO Charity Bank, UK

Caroline Mason, Investing for Good and COO Charity Bank, UK

Charity Bank Customers

Clagett Auditorium



KB

11.45-‐13.00 How to measure the impact of social banking and finance


Olaf Weber, Prof. at University of Waterloo, Export Development Canada Chair in Environmental Finance

Sven Remer, Junior Prof. at Alanus University and Researcher at the ISB

Both: Editors of the book “Social Banking and the Future of Sustainable Finance” (2011)

Clagett Auditorium


15.00-‐15.30 5 minute presentations from the afternoon Workshop leaders

Rodney Schwartz (I)

Gregor Krämer (II)

Kees Middendorp (III)

Olaf Weber and Sven Remer (IV)

Jon Gallop (V)



15.30-‐17.30 Workshop I

Social Banking and Social Enterprise

Rodney Schwartz CEO, ClearlySo

Campanile Garden

Around 16.00 Coffee Break KB


/ 16.30 Tea/ Coffee/Biscuits/Fruit


Regulatory Proposals

Beyond a one-‐size-‐fits-‐all regulation

Gregor Krämer


Credit Risk Management in Social Banking

Kees Middendorp Triodos Bank International Credits, Credit Risk Manager

15.30-‐17.30 Workshop IV

How to measure the the impact of social banking and finance

Olaf Weber

Sven Remer

15.30-‐17.30 Workshop V

Rethinking Insurance

Jon Gallop, Hannoversche Kassen, Germany



Representatives of each workshop

Clagett Auditorium


19.30-‐open end

Final joint evening Music (Live), tbc

Theatre group, tbc

Core topic 4: Going beyond. Friday, 08th July 2011



Katharina Beck

Clagett Auditorium

09.30-‐11.00 Beyond money?

Visions of a new economy

Rachel Sinha, Sustainability Manager, Institute for the Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW)

Jen Morgan, Project Lead, WWF UK

Both: The Finance Innovation Lab

Clagett Auditorium




KB

11.30-‐13.00 How do we rule the money?

Applying the content of the week to every day business of each participant

With The Finance Innovation Lab

Clagett Auditorium and break-‐out rooms


14.00-‐15.30 Individual and joint next steps

What to do the next week, in the next six months, in the next year

Individually and with people participants want to partner with / to start joint projects

Chris Seeley, Katharina Beck and all

Clagett Auditorium and break-‐out rooms

15.30-‐16.00 Farewell Malcolm Hayday

Katharina Beck

Chris Seeley

Clagett Auditorium

Questions?

• Programme: Katharina Beck, katharina.beck@social-‐banking.org, 0049 234 60 60 01 32.

• Logistics and Applications: Patricia Ciecierski, patricia.ciecierski@social-‐banking.org, 0049 234 60 60 01 35.

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Programme Summer School on Social Banking 2011