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Wednesday 7 December 2016 17:30 - 20:00

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries’ Autumn Lecture will be delivered by Vicky Ford MEP, Chair of the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee of the European Parliament, will give her perspectives on the future of the EU’s Internal Market, the changing financial services in Europe, and the long term implications of the EU Referendum for UK, Scottish and EU relations.

The lecture will be live streamed so if you are unable to attend in person you can still join in the event by signing up HERE

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Vicky Ford MEP, Chair of the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee of the European Parliament, will give her perspectives on the future of the EU’s Internal Market, the changing financial services in Europe, and the long term implications of the EU Referendum for UK, Scottish and EU relations.

Speaker biography

Vicky Ford is Chairman of the European Parliament Internal Market and Consumer Affairs Committee, one of the most powerful economic committees of the Parliament. She was elected a Member of the European Parliament in 2009 and is the leading Conservative MEP for the East of England. She is a member of the Bureau of the European Conservative and Reformist Group and a member of the Parliament's delegation for relations with China.

Vicky is a longstanding campaigner for the need for reform in Europe focussing on the need to boost economic growth by reducing bureaucracy and increasing competitiveness. She is the lead negotiator for the ECR Group on the inter-group political discussions to set the priorities for the European Commission's annual work programme. In addition to these roles, Vicky is also leading the Parliament's scrutiny of the proposals to update Europe's firearms legislation in the aftermath of the Paris attacks.

From 2009-2014 Vicky was a member of the European Parliament Industry, Research and Energy Committee and the Economic and Monetary Affairs committee. She led the negotiations on budgetary frameworks, securing the exemption for the UK from EU fiscal rules. She was a lead negotiator on reforms to the regulation of international banking and on Europe's €80 billion Horizon fund for science and research. Before becoming an MEP, she was elected to Local Government in Cambridgeshire.

Prior to becoming involved in politics, Vicky was a managing director of a major international bank. She has been involved in raising money for infrastructure, including roads, railways, telecommunications and electricity networks across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

Vicky was born and grew up in Northern Ireland. She read Maths and Economics at Trinity College, Cambridge where she met her husband, who is a cancer consultant at Addenbrookes Hospital. They have three children. Vicky's hobbies include fly fishing, gardening and riding. She plays the piano and clarinet as well as singing in a local choir.

Event organiser

Contact Events Team for more information.

eventmanagement@actuaries.org.uk

0207 632 1498

17.30-18.00  Registration
18.00-19.30 Programme 
19.30-20.00    Drinks Reception

Live streaming 

    Follow this link on the day:  http://actuaries.multichanneltv.com/live/autumn-lecture-2016/

  • The live broadcast will start just before 18:00 GMT
  • The lecture takes place from 18:00 – 19:30 GMT
  • You'll just need to provide your email address to login and to log the CPD for watching.

Get involved

You can tweet questions or comments to: #IFoAlecture 

FAQs/Helping you to diagnose issues

Will my network firewall/IT department allow me to see the live broadcast?
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Do I need Adode Flash to see the live broadcast?
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Will I need speakers or headphones on my device?
Yes, you will in the normal way. If you see a video or test colour bars but don't hear anything contact your IT support department, since this will either be a device or a proxy/citrix issue.

Can I watch it on mobile tablet and phone devices?
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  • Internet Explorer 10 and above – Flash enabled
  • Chrome 42 and above
  • Safari 7.1 and above
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  • Opera 29 and above
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Please note that the native Android browser is not supported - use Chrome 42 and above for Android phones and tablets

Can I view the live broadcast full screen?
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Will I be able to see an on-demand version afterwards if I miss the live broadcast
Yes you will. An on-demand version of the event will be available on the website a few weeks later.

Location

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The Exchange, Edinburgh, 
EH3 8EE, Scotland

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