February 9th, 2017

SUMMARY

Over 250 policymakers, industry players, regulators, lecturers, students, financial sector analysts, development practitioners and other guests gathered at the National Museum’s Louis Leakey Auditorium on Thursday 9th February 2017 for the 3rd FSD Kenya annual lecture on financial inclusion.

This year’s lecture titled “Other people’s money: making finance serve the needs of the economy,” was delivered by John Kay, one of Britain’s leading economists, contributor to the Financial Times and author of the critically acclaimed book, Other People’s Money.

Kay’s lecture was followed by remarks from the Chief Guest, Dr. Patrick Njoroge, Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya.

CITATION

Kay, J. (2017). Other people’s money: making finance serve the needs of the economy. Nairobi, Kenya: FSD Kenya.

RESOURCES

WATCH: The 3rd FSD Kenya Public annual lecture (Video)

Presentation By John Kay (Slides)

John Kay reflects on his recent visit (Blog)

Kay gets perspective on rural finance in Ndenderu (Gallery)

Highlights from the 3rd FSD Kenya Public annual lecture (Video)

Kay gets perspective on informal sector in Kibera (Gallery)

CBK Governor, Dr. Njoroge, graces the 3rd FSD Kenya Public lecture (Gallery)

The state of the world and the future of finance (Press Release)

Kay and industry leaders discuss the future of finance (Gallery)

John Kay at Kenyatta University (Gallery)

 

 

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