The second of Fathom's invitation-only round tables looking at techno-economic competition between great powers, focussed on the role that third parties, particularly the UK, can play in this field.

Techno-economic competition between great powers will be a dominant theme over the coming decade and beyond. Fathom hosted an invitation-only round table looking at a research agenda for the coming years.

Fathom’s Emergency Monetary Policy Forum called for a dramatic reset in UK monetary policy to tackle the profound economic problems of inflation and low productivity.

COP26 was billed by many as the world’s last chance to keep the Paris goal of limiting global warming to 1.5°C. But did it achieve these goals and where do we go from here as the conference concludes?

The first of two webinars discussing the COP26 climate conference in 2021. The first session looked at the agenda of he conference and prospects for success.

What are the economic consequences of global warming, and the appropriate policy responses needed to deal with it? Laura Eaton, Erik Britton and Brian Davidson from Fathom were joined by guest speakers Paul Fisher (Fellow, Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership) and Leon Saunders Calvert (Head of Sustainable Investing, Refinitiv), to discuss climate economics and the pathway to net zero, and beyond.

This was the first of Fathom's free Recession Watch Forum webinars. These ran alongside our Recession Watch notes from March to August 2020.

Fathom partnered with Refinitiv, to present an exclusive webinar "The US and China: Superpowers On The World Stage" in November 2019.