ICAEW East Midlands: In conversation with the Bank of England | 2026

ICAEW East Midlands: In conversation with the Bank of England | 2026

No Charge
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Virtual
East Midlands
Midlands Region
May
8
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2
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09:30
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10:30BST
Schedule Description: Gain insights into the economic landscape and market conditions for local businesses in the East Midlands. Join us for a discussion with Jamie Jordan,
CPD hours: 1 hr
Zoom Passcode: [email protected]

Description

Gain insights into the economic landscape and market conditions for local businesses in the East Midlands. Join us for a discussion with Jamie Jordan, Deputy Agent for the East Midlands, Bank of England, where he'll provide updates on the latest Monetary Policy report and its implications for businesses in the region.

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2 October 2026 | Virtual | Jamie Jordan | Deputy Agent for the East Midlands | Bank of England Book here

Event Information

Jamie Jordan, Deputy Agent for the East Midlands, Bank of England, provides a critical briefing on the region's economic health and future outlook. These sessions move beyond the headlines to deliver direct analysis from the Bank, helping you navigate current market conditions and plan for the future.

What to expect

  • Monetary policy deep dive | Receive updates on the latest Monetary Policy report, including detailed economic analysis and inflation projections, and understand their specific implications for businesses in the East Midlands.
  • Forward-looking insights | Learn about the future outlook for the UK and the East Midlands economy, with a focus on critical local impacts such as energy and food prices, sustainable growth, and local employment trends.
  • Regional benchmarking | Gain a clear understanding of where the East Midlands stands through a comparative analysis against national and other regional economic trends.
  • Contribute to the discussion | This is your valuable opportunity to contribute directly to the discussion and provide feedback that will be considered in the Monetary Policy Committee's next review. Don't miss this chance to hear directly from the Bank of England.

Event enquiries

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Event Organiser - Eleanor Sainsbury

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About the speaker

Jamie Jordan | Deputy Agent for East Midlands | Bank of England

Jamie represents the Bank of England across the East Midlands, gathering economic intelligence and engaging with businesses and civic leaders to ensure policy reflects real-world conditions. In this role, Jamie communicates the Bank’s decisions and provides insights that inform national strategy. Passionate about the region, Jamie also supports local charities across Derbyshire. With a background in regional economic development and academia, Jamie brings a unique perspective on connecting policy to people and places.

 

 

 



Please note that the programme is subject to change

Time Session

09:30

Session begins - Jamie Jordan, Deputy Agent for East Midlands, Bank of England will deliver a presentation.

10:00

Q&A

10:30

Close

RateCost
ICAEW MemberNo Charge
Retired MemberNo Charge
Life MemberNo Charge
Affiliate MembersNo Charge

 

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The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) does not endorse or recommend any third-party products, services, or companies mentioned during this event or in related materials. References to any such products, services, or companies are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement or recommendation by ICAEW.

The views and opinions expressed by third-party speakers are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views, positions, or policies of ICAEW. ICAEW does not assume any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, completeness, or legality of the content presented by third-party speakers.

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