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Welcome to St Paul's Institute

by Archbishop Rowan Williams

A few words from Archbishop Rowan Williams on the new direction taken by St Paul's Institute. More »

Archbishop Rowan Williams

The Church and Capitalism: Building for Systemic Change

by Robert Gordon

How can our Church institutions formulate the new structural paradigms required in a manner that is relevant, effective and sustainable? More »

 Robert Gordon

Either Way, It's the Poorest Who Pay

by Rt Revd Peter Selby

At last, it seems that the budget has brought to the surface a number of issues about the encouragement of charitable giving. More »

Rt Revd Peter Selby

Financial Markets and the Investments of the Church

by David Pitt-Watson

Markets need morals. And if the church is to be fully relevant to that debate, it needs not just to preach morality, but to practice it in the way it manages its money. More »

 David Pitt-Watson

Minutes from Occupy London dialogue with the FSA

by St Pauls Institute

Full and comprehensive minutes are now available from the meeting between representatives of Occupy London and Hector Sants of the Financial Services Authority. More »

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Value and Values: Perceptions of Ethics in the City Today

by St Pauls Institute

The St Paul's Institute 2011 analytical report explores current perceptions of ethical values in the City and the role of the financial sector in relation to wider society. More »

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Value and Values: Where the Problems Lie

by Revd Andrew Studdert-Kennedy

In general conversation, the outcome of asking one question is almost always the wish to ask another. More »

Revd Andrew Studdert-Kennedy

'Highly Motivated' - Approaching the Challenge of FTSE100 Executive Remuneration

by Dr James Corah

It is important to constantly monitor the balance between motivation and reward, and ethical investors can make a valued contribution to this debate. More »

Dr James Corah

'Beyond Hot Air': Protecting Value in a Changing Climate

by Helen Wildsmith

Churches and charities have gone further than engagement and are leading the way by investing capital in climate friendly investments. More »

 Helen Wildsmith
Public Debate with Michael Sandel: What Money Can't Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets
Obama says JPMorgan loss shows need for tighter rules
bloomberg.com

US President said JPMorgan suffering a $2 billion trading loss demonstrates the need for closer regulation of the financial services industry.

Occupy London tour shows bankers profiting amid poverty
bloomberg.com

Nowhere is the divide between rich and poor more evident than in Tower Hamlets and Canary Wharf.

Queen's speech puts 'growth, justice and constitutional reform' at its heart
guardian.co.uk

Lords reform takes centre stage in legislative agenda, alongside measures to support families, change employment law and reform pensions.

From Faust to Frankenstein
prospectmagazine.co.uk

Archbishop Rowan Williams reviews the latest books from Michael Sandel and Robert and Edward Skidelsky.

Does the Invisible Hand Really Know Best?
huffingtonpost.com

A response to Michael Sandel's new book 'What Money Can't Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets'.

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Niall Ferguson: Men, Money and Morality (1/3)

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The Church and Capitalism: Building for Systemic Change

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Welcome to St Paul's Institute

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The Message in the Loot

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JustShare: Climate Change and the City Q&A Session (1/3)

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