Huw van Steenis's guest appearances

Huw van Steenis

Odd Lots

The Money Maze Podcast

Future of Finance

The Global Counsel Podcast

Elon Musk

Annie Duke

Michael Mauboussin

Ayanna Pressley

Jason Calacanis

Michael Lewis

Phil Hellmuth

Ryan Petersen

Dan Ariely

Paul Volcker

Steve Keen

Jim Chanos

Matt Levine

Aaron Brown

Doug Cifu

OwlTail

Oliver Wyman

 For much of life, the world of banking might seem both impenetrable and dull yet there are times, when it vaults to being centre stage, at which point it typically ushers in fear, loathing and even panic.  In light of the current traumas, rescues and uncertainties, we were very fortunate to have Huw Van Steenis, the internationally respected banks analyst and strategist join the show for a timely discussion on what might lie ahead.  Huw reflects on lessons from history, on the differing regulatory regimes in Europe and the US, on crypto, stress tests, and liquidity versus solvency. He then discusses his thoughts on future changes, the influence of the mega banks, before discussing climate and the energy transition in light of his work on Nicolai Tangen’s climate advisory board.  Sign up to our newsletter for more in-depth insights |  Follow us on LinkedIn  The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by   Schroders,   Bremont Watches,  LiveTrade and  Mintus.

For much of life, the world of banking might seem both impenetrable and dull yet there are times, when it vaults to being centre stage, at which point it typically ushers in fear, loathing and even panic. In light of the current traumas, rescues and uncertainties, we were very fortunate to have Huw Van Steenis, the internationally respected banks analyst and strategist join the show for a timely discussion on what might lie ahead. Huw reflects on lessons from history, on the differing regulatory regimes in Europe and the US, on crypto, stress tests, and liquidity versus solvency. He then discusses his thoughts on future changes, the influence of the mega banks, before discussing climate and the energy transition in light of his work on Nicolai Tangen’s climate advisory board. <a href="https://moneymazepodcast.com/subscribe" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Sign up to our newsletter for more in-depth insights</a> | <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-money-maze-podcast" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Follow us on LinkedIn</a> The Money Maze Podcast is kindly sponsored by <a href="https://www.schroders.com/en/sustainability/making-an-impact-through-sustainability/?utm_campaign=sustainability&amp;utm_content=strategic_capability_landing_page&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_source=money_maze&amp;utm_term=global-All_investors-static" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Schroders</a>, <a href="https://www.bremont.com/?utm_source=newsletter&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=money+maze" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Bremont Watches</a>, <a href="https://www.bordeauxindex.com/livetrade" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> LiveTrade</a> and <a href="https://www.mintus.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Mintus</a>.

The 2023 Banking Storm: Risk or Opportunity? With Huw Van Steenis, Vice Chair of Oliver Wyman

It has been a year since Huw van Steenis published his Future of Finance review. As a senior adviser to Mark Carney he led the review into the future of the UK’s financial system, and what it might mean for the Bank of England's agenda over the coming decade. One year on and in a very different socio-economic environment, what does the reports architect think of the progress that has been made, and where the Bank and wider industry should be focusing their energies? Has the pandemic accelerated the digital transformation shift? Is the industry making progress at sufficient pace? How can technology strengthen firms’ operational resilience? How has consumer behaviour changed? And how can regulators and the financial services sector support the transition to a carbon neutral economy? Discussing this and more, Hannah Gurga, Managing Director, Digital Technology &amp; Cyber and Chief of Staff at UK Finance, is joined by:  Huw van Steenis, Group Managing Director and Senior Adviser to the Chief Executive of UBS (and former Senior Adviser to Mark Carney, the Governor of Bank of England) Lord Nick Macpherson, Chairman of C Hoare &amp; Co, and former permanent secretary of the Treasury.

It has been a year since Huw van Steenis published his Future of Finance review. As a senior adviser to Mark Carney he led the review into the future of the UK’s financial system, and what it might mean for the Bank of England's agenda over the coming decade. One year on and in a very different socio-economic environment, what does the reports architect think of the progress that has been made, and where the Bank and wider industry should be focusing their energies? Has the pandemic accelerated the digital transformation shift? Is the industry making progress at sufficient pace? How can technology strengthen firms’ operational resilience? How has consumer behaviour changed? And how can regulators and the financial services sector support the transition to a carbon neutral economy? Discussing this and more, Hannah Gurga, Managing Director, Digital Technology &amp; Cyber and Chief of Staff at UK Finance, is joined by: <ul> <li>Huw van Steenis, Group Managing Director and Senior Adviser to the Chief Executive of UBS (and former Senior Adviser to Mark Carney, the Governor of Bank of England)</li> <li>Lord Nick Macpherson, Chairman of C Hoare &amp; Co, and former permanent secretary of the Treasury.</li></ul>

The Future of Finance a year on: A conversation with Huw van Steenis and Lord Macpherson

Last month, central bankers gathered at the annual Economic Symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. A lot of the talk was about the limits of monetary policy when it comes to boosting economic growth and what negative interests could do to the financial system. Bank of England Governor Mark Carney also gave a speech in which he talked about replacing the U.S. dollar's role in the financial system with something else­­—maybe even a central bank-run digital currency similar to Facebook's Libra. On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, we speak with Huw van Steenis, who was senior adviser to Governor Carney and spent the last year chairing a BOE review of the 'Future of Finance.' He talks about how central banks might respond to a number of issues including the rise of new technology, the changing nature of money, and the harmful effects of negative rates.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Last month, central bankers gathered at the annual Economic Symposium in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. A lot of the talk was about the limits of monetary policy when it comes to boosting economic growth and what negative interests could do to the financial system. Bank of England Governor Mark Carney also gave a speech in which he talked about replacing the U.S. dollar's role in the financial system with something else­­—maybe even a central bank-run digital currency similar to Facebook's Libra. On this episode of the Odd Lots podcast, we speak with Huw van Steenis, who was senior adviser to Governor Carney and spent the last year chairing a BOE review of the 'Future of Finance.' He talks about how central banks might respond to a number of issues including the rise of new technology, the changing nature of money, and the harmful effects of negative rates.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Huw van Steenis On What Central Banks Will Do Next