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Young Fabians Economy and Finance Network

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Young Fabians Economy and Finance Network
Formation2010; 14 years ago (2010)
TypeThink Tank subgroup
PurposeFinance Special Interest Group and Outreach Network of the Young Fabians
HeadquartersLondon, United Kingdom
Membership (2020)
378
Chair
Connor Escudero
Vice-chair
Lauma Kalns-Timans
Main organ
Steering Committee
Parent organization
Young Fabians
AffiliationsLabour Party (UK)
Websitewww.youngfabians.org.uk
Formerly called
Future of Finance Network

The Young Fabians Economy and Finance Network is a British special interest group of the youth section of the Fabian Society, the UK's leading centre-left think tank.[1]

The network originated as a grouping of finance professionals within the Young Fabians. It evolved to provide a general forum for progressives that have an interest in finance and economics. The network developed the first Young Fabians issue-specific journal Anatomy and has done work on UK Government budgets, reforms of the banking sector, housing, alternative financial services and youth financial education.

The network organises an annual programme of policy round-tables, publications, and panel events involving public figures from the worlds of finance, industry, public policy and economic thought.[2]

Chairs

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Chairs of Young Fabians Finance Network are elected at an annual AGM's and hold office for one year.

Finance Network Chairs
Year Finance Network
2023- Connor Escudero
2021-2023 Dominic Shaw
2020-2021 Amarvir Singh-Bal & Chris Wongsosaputro
2019-2020 Marion Mayer
2018-2019 Jeevun Sandher & Alex Georgiou
2017-2018 Mark Whittaker
2016-2017 Ben West
2015-2016 Vickram Grewal
2014-2015 Joshua Price
2013-2014 Sophie Robson
2012-2013 Lorna Russell

See also

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Young Fabian Press

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  • Anticipations – Print magazine of the Young Fabians
  • Anatomy – Policy project-centric serial

References

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  1. ^ "The Economy & Finance Network". Young Fabians. Retrieved April 29, 2024.
  2. ^ "Tyndall Manchester - Party conference season". The University of Manchester. October 26, 2023.