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Revision as of 13:54, 29 June 2012
Welcome to the Z/Yen Wiki
This is one of our forums for exchange, debate and the sharing of knowledge whether the topic is of specific Z/Yen interest or a subject about which you are passionate and want to share your ideas. We encourage you to create your own pages and groups, and to get involved in two areas that are currently very important to us: Long Finance and Global Financial Centre Futures. If a topic does not exist then feel free to create it yourself. Thanks in advance for your contribution!
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Long Finance
When would we know our financial system is working? The Long Finance initiative aims to improve society’s understanding and use of finance over the long term. Our time-frame is 100 years.
Our Objectives
- expand frontiers - develop methodologies to solve financial problems
- change systems - provide evidence-based examples of how financing methods work and don’t work
- deliver services - including conferences and training using collaborative tools
- build communities - through meeting, networking and events
- Upcoming Events
- Join the Long Finance Online Community
Programmes:
London Accord
Recognising that today's extra financial issues are tomorrow's key investment drivers, the London Accord acts as a nexus between the financial services industry and society to encourage long-term thinking on finance and environmental, social & governance (ESG) issues.
- Wiki Articles
- Recent Reports
- Join the London Accord group
Financial Centre Futures
The Financial Centre Futures program seeks to initiate discussion on the changing landscape of global finance and explore how it might work in the future. The flagship project of the program is the Global Financial Centres Index (GFCI). This is a bi-annual publication, first produced by the Z/Yen Group in March 2007, which examines the 75 major financial centres across the world – in terms of competitiveness.
- Take the Global Financial Centres Index Questionaire
- Download the latest GFCI Reports
- Join the Financial Centre Futures group
Meta-Commerce
Meta-Commerce maps the road to Long Finance, by helping to identify a set of core questions that need solving in order to have a working financial system - linking economics, finance and society. Inspired by David Hilbert's 23 questions project of 1900, the Meta-Commerce programme aims to use this framework of questions to help prioritise future research and direct action.
Eternal Coin
The Eternal Coin programme aims to initiate a global discussion on the nature of money and the concept of value. It takes a long-term and inter-generational approach and is an educative programme teaching the theory and mechanics of currencies.
Real Time Club
Founded in 1967, the Real Time Club is believed to be the world’s oldest IT dining Club. The Club is dedicated to participative events that provide “rapid responses to the challenges of the information society”.
