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Paul Donovan at the Keynes Society

On Thursday 12th September we are delighted to welcome Paul Donovan, Chief Economist of UBS to speak at the Keynes (Economics) Society. Paul is a very highly rated city economist and a tremendous speaker. It should be a terrific opportunity to take the pulse of where the global economy is at this crucial stage of the cycle and just fifteen months after the meltdown in financial markets. A warm welcome is extended to teaching colleagues for this meeting. Please .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) if you would like to come and if you plan to bring some students along. The meeting starts at 8-45pm in the Egerton Room, Eton and lasts one hour.

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