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Dr James Corah

Dr James Corah Dr James Corah is an investment analyst, with specific responsibilities for corporate governance and ethics, at CCLA Investment Management. He is also Secretary to the Church Investors Group (a group of 35 of the largest Church Investors in the UK who have assets of approximately £12bn), a role that involves promoting ecumenical collaboration and cooperation on ethical investment matters. In November 2010 James was made an Industrial Fellow, attached to the School of Geography, at the University of Nottingham.

James completed his PhD, entitled 'Economic Geographies of Religious Institutions', at the University of Nottingham in November 2010. This focussed upon the process through which institutions reproduce themselves in the capitalist economic system and how Churches, as charities, integrate their values into their financial investments. James graduated with distinction from the University of Nottingham's MSc Economy, Space and Society program and has a BA (with honors) from the University of Wales.

James follows Notts County Football Club and has a very niche taste in indie music. He also plays the guitar very badly.


Articles and Opinions by this author

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

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

Posted: 7 Nov 2011

Rediscovering the 'Spirit' of Capitalism

Highlighting the role that the Church and its congregations play in implementing Christian values into the economic system.   More »

Posted: 6 Jul 2011