Scotland | 24 June

Please note these is a FACE-TO-FACE event being held in the Scotland.

Attendance is mandatory for CPD.

Please DO NOT REGISTER if you are unable to attend in person. 

Join IFA Executive Director, UK Jonathan Barber and IFA regional ambassador Duncan Walker for the IFA Scotland regional networking event.

We a are thrilled to be joined by Andrew Conway, IPA Group CEO, will provide members with the latest updates from across the group.

We will also be joined by Iain Duff from the Bank of England who will provide an economic update.

Iain's session will provide and overview of the current economic situation including the Bank of England's view on:

  • output growth
  • consumer and corporate demand
  • the labour market including wage pressures
  • costs and prices
  • economic forecasts
  • monetary policy

This is a FACE-TO-FACE NETWORKING EVENT which will also include:

  • an IFA update and welcome to new and fellow IFA members;
  • a short business-related talk; and
  • an opportunity to network with other IFA members and professional colleagues.

Open to non-members, we encourage you to bring your colleagues and if you have your own professional contacts, please consider inviting them along as well.

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Date: Tuesday 24 June 2025
Time: 5.30pm – 7.30pm (arrival from 5pm)
Price: Free
CPD hours: 2

Location

Chartered Institute of Bankers Office
2nd Floor
39 George Street
Edinburgh
EH2 2HN

Refreshments will be available. To help us cater appropriately it is important you register

About the speaker:

Iain DuffIain Duff Front

Iain is Deputy Agent for Scotland at the Bank of England having joined the Bank in March 2009. Immediately prior to that Iain was Chief Economist & Policy Manager at SCDI (now Prosper). Before joining SCDI, Iain worked as an economic researcher in various universities including Liverpool, St Andrews and Dundee where his main interest were in macroeconomics and regional economic development. Iain has an Honours degree in Applied Economics from Dundee Institute of Technology (now Abertay University).