Upcoming events - w/b 5 May and 12 May 2025

5 to 9 May

Tuesday 6 May

Sasha Mills: Fireside chat at the Financial Times Digital Asset Summit (10am).

Sarah Breeden: Panellist at the Global Finance & Technology Network 4th point zero forum ‘Payment infrastructure and the impact on new technology’ (2pm BST), Zurich.

Thursday 8 May

Charlotte Gerken: Speech, followed by a panel, at the Building Societies Annual Conference 2025 ‘Mutual measures – evolving the regulatory landscape to support mutuals’ (3pm), Birmingham.

Monetary Policy Report, Monetary Policy summary and minutes of the May Monetary Policy Committee meeting (12pm).

Friday 9 May

Andrew Bailey: Keynote address at the Reykjavik economic conference 2025, hosted by Northwestern University and the Central Bank of Iceland (9.40am BST), Reykjavik.

Huw Pill and Fergal Shortall: National MPC Agency briefing (12.15pm).

James Talbot: Speech at University of Oxford on climate (4pm).

12 to 16 May

Monday 12 May

Clare Lombardelli: Keynote speech at the Bank of England Bank Watchers’ conference 2025 at King’s Business School (9am).

Megan Greene: Panellist at the Bank of England Bank Watchers’ conference 2025 at King’s Business School ‘Monetary policy outlook’ (11.30am).

Catherine L Mann: Panellist at the Bank of England Bank Watchers’ conference 2025 at King’s Business School ‘The neutral rate of interest’ (1.50pm).

Alan Taylor: Fireside chat with Ed Balls at the Bank of England Bank Watchers’ conference 2025 at King’s Business School (5pm).

Tuesday 13 May

James Benford: Speaking at the Gartner Data and Analytics Conference 2025 ‘Executive story: data governance to set us free' (12pm).

Wednesday 14 May

Sarah Breeden: Keynote address at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association 39th Annual General Meeting (8.15am BST), Amsterdam.

Nathanaël Benjamin: Panellist at the International Swaps and Derivatives Association 39th Annual General Meeting ‘Financial stability and liquidity risk’ (3.35pm BST), Amsterdam. 

Thursday 15 May

Swati Dhingra: Speech at the New Economics Foundation conference ‘EU macroeconomic policy in an age of shocks’ (3pm BST), Brussels.