Money, chaos & corruption: how the financial system got us into this mess and what can be done about it

The Big Short’s “dramatic retelling of the 2007-8 financial crisis reveals a riveting world of chaos, corruption and misfits” says the Guardian, but the results from the actual event seems way beyond our control. Or is it? Join Bristol Pound and Triodos Bank, for an afternoon of a comical and critical insight into the flaws of the global financial system and then discuss how we can practically respond and make things better.

12:00 – 14:30 GMT

Good Money Week brings together individuals, financial advisers, charities, faith, community and student groups and financial institutions to raise awareness of the importance of sustainable and ethical investment and finance.

The Social Investment Academy® (SIA) is a unique, CPD accredited forum where you can gain insight and learn from leaders who are bringing social investment to the mainstream amongst private investors. 

October and November

Following their successful seminars supporting Good Money Week in previous years, Investing Ethically Ltd, independent ethical financial advisers would like to offer a more personal 20 minute drop in session, at their office. These can be face to face, via telephone, facetime or Skype meetings.

For journalists and media only

4.00pm

Increasingly, retail and institutional investors are looking at how their money can benefit society while also making a healthy return.  During Good Money Week our media business briefing with Hotel Chocolat will look at recent developments and current thinking in responsible and impact investment.

10am - 2.30pm

During Good Money Week 2016, this event brings together some of the UK's leading ethical finance organisations to host Good Money Talks in the north of England for the first time.

Standard Life Investments would like to invite you to our Good Money Week Investment Seminar.

Please note: This event will now begin at 1.30pm.

1.30pm - 6.30pm

This dynamic event will reveal our plans for the Week, the actions we are asking the public to take and kick off discussion and debate around key 'good money' themes in the context of 'millennials' and the real or perceived barriers and opportunities they experience.

For the third year running, Ethical Futures are delighted to be running an event in conjunction with Church of Scotland. This year we are bringing in additional partners, including Rathbone Greenbank, Triodos Bank, ECCR and Shared Interest.