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Job Vacancy: Director of St Paul's Institute
by St Pauls Institute
We're recruiting! We are looking for a highly skilled and experienced leader to steer St Paul's Institute. More »
Who is welcome here?
by Katie Harrison
Who is welcome here? That's the question the Bishop of London and a panel of city leaders will explore at the next St Paul's Institute event, on Monday 18 February. More »
What does 2026 hold?
by St Pauls Institute
We asked some leading thinkers to predict a challenge, opportunity or ethical dilemma likely to face the financial sector in the UK during the next twelve months... More »
Highlights from 2025
by St Pauls Institute
As 2025 draws to a close, we look back on some of highlights of the last 12 months. More »
Understanding Output - An economist's perspective
by Professor Jagjit Chadha
Professor Jagjit Chadha helps us think through the productivity problem and explains why economic growth matters. More »
Building Trust: with Purpose
by Rhian Johns
Rhian Johns shares why trust in business matters more than ever. More »
A Rich Tapestry of Communities
by Robert Hughes-Penney
Robert Hughes-Penney, an Alderman of the City of London, helps us to think about the important role of community in the City. More »
Mental Health and the City of London
by Jasvir Singh
On World Mental Health Day, Jasvir Singh reflects on the importance of mental health awareness in City firms. More »
Can we Organise Cities for Good?
by Richard Blyth
Richard Blyth of the Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) reflects on ways the built environment implicitly indicates who is welcome in a community. More »
Forgive us our debts: why we need the Christian teaching on debt more than ever
www.theosthinktank.co.ukNatan Mladin introduces St Paul's Institute and Theos' upcoming report, 'Forgive us Our Debts' and explains why we need to start a better conversation about debt.
World's 26 richest people own as much as poorest 50%, says Oxfam
www.theguardian.comCharity calls for 1% wealth tax, saying it would raise enough to educate every child not in school
UK household debt hits new peak, says TUC
https://bbc.in/2CVmzARHousehold debt in the UK has hit a fresh high, totalling £428bn, according to an analysis by the TUC.
Did you spend more or less this Christmas?
https://bbc.in/2VB8OyuAs retailers reveal how they fared over the festive period, we asked shoppers in Nottingham if they spent more or less in the run-up to Christmas 2025.
UK CEOs make more in first three days of 2026 than worker's annual salary
www.theguardian.com'Sickening' Fat Cat Friday figures show the disparity is growing