On Tuesday 10 Dec, the Economic Research Council (ERC) will host its third annual Clash of the Titans event at the Royal Institution of Great Britain.This year's Titans are three influential alumni from the united Kingdom's top economics departments. Hear from Stephen King (HSBC, representing Oxford), Kevin Daly (Goldman Sachs, representing Cambridge), and Ros Altmann (independent expert, representing London School of Economics) who will each give their predictions of how the U.K. economy will fare in 2014. Challenging the speakers will be Andrew Sentance, Senior Economic Adviser at PwC and former MPC member. ERC President Lord Norman Lamont will be announcing the winner from last year's competition.
This year's Titans:
Tickets include a free glass of wine at the drinks reception before the event.For more information and to reserve your tickets, click here.To view an event trailer from the ERC, click here.
The third annual ERC Clash of the Titans will be held on the 10th December 2013 at the prestigious Royal Institution (21 Albemarle Street, London, W1S 4BS), from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. The talk itself starts at 7pm prompt.
Tickets are available for free for ERC members from here (for more information on how to become a member of the ERC, please click here).
Tickets for non-members are available at the following prices:
All tickets include a free glass of wine at the drinks reception before the event, and can be bought here.
The third annual ERC Clash of the Titans event returns to the Royal Institution of Great Britain on the 10th December 2013, and this year is kindly supported by PwC. The three Titans this year are influential alumni from the top three economics departments in the UK (Cambridge, LSE and Oxford), and will each be giving their predictions for how the UK economy will fare in 2014. Challenging the speakers will be Andrew Sentance, Senior Economic Adviser at PwC and former MPC member, and ERC President Lord Norman Lamont will be announcing the winner from last year's competition.
Do you think you can do better than our Titans? As in previous years, we are also running a public economic prediction competition. Entry is completely free, and opens on the 26th November. For more information and to register your interest, please click here.