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This event brought together people from different sectors of the community to discuss our role in promoting the good of the people of the United Kingdom in times of uncertainty, with the following central question:
How can the Bank, with its responsibility for monetary and financial stability, support the most vulnerable members of society?
Jon Cunliffe, Deputy Governor, Financial Stability
What are the key economic challenges that smaller firms expect to face in the future? How can we improve access to finance for SMEs in the current environment?
Minouche Shafik, Deputy Governor, Markets and Banking
How can we improve trust and understanding in the Bank of England and why should that matter?
Sam Woods, Deputy Governor, Prudential Regulation, CEO of the PRA
What challenges do large companies expect to face in their ability to access funding and manage risk through the banking and insurance sectors?
Ben Broadbent, Deputy Governor, Monetary Policy
How can the Bank of England help students better understand its role in and impact on the economy?
Charlotte Hogg, Chief Operating Officer
How can the Bank of England support technological innovation in the future?
Future Forum Agenda 2016 
