lecture tomorrow, Wall Street
Natalie Vania
Hello and good afternoon. Being in the NYC region, we have access to
remarkable venues and events.
For those of you with an interest in the World of Finance, check out the
event description appended here. Give Lindsay a call if you want to
attend. See you there!
A couple more Young Professional Z-Youths have joined the Google Group
and we have 20 members! Hope they tell us about themselves and we get to
enjoy them soon!
Take care and have a great day.
Best,
Natalie
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FEATURED EVENT
Please join the
Museum of American Finance
for the inaugural event in the
2008 Henry Kaufman Financial History
and Practices Lecture/Symposia Series
with
Dr. Niall Ferguson
"Financial Evolution: A Great Dying?"
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
5:30 – 7:00 p.m.
(Q & A and reception following the presentation)
Museum of American Finance
48 Wall Street (corner of William and Wall)
New York City
Members: Free
Non-members: $15
Dr. Niall Ferguson holds dual appointments at Harvard and Oxford
Universities, and is a Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution. A
prolific writer and commentator, Ferguson asks: Are we on the brink of a
great dying - one of the mass extinctions of species that has occurred
periodically in the history of life on earth, like the climatic crisis
that killed off the dinosaurs?
Taking a long-run view of the development of financial services,
Professor Ferguson argues that evolutionary forces are as much at work
in the realm of money as they are in the natural world. As the subprime
mortgage crisis works its way through the global financial system, the
coming months will determine how far, in terms of its economic impact,
the current crisis is a true "ice age" as opposed to just a severe winter.
Reservations required.
To attend this event, or for additional information,
please contact Lindsay Seeger at 212-908-4110
or lse...@financialhistory.org.
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