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Landbay Spotlight | Navigating The Future of The UK Economy & Property Market
20 March @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Join us as Simon French, Chief Economist at Panmure Gordon and The Times columnist, revisits the UK’s economic landscape after the Budget.
Simon will evaluate the enduring effects on economic growth, interest rates, and the property market, offering fresh insights and forecasting the path in our evolving financial environment.
Hosted by John Goodall, CEO of Landbay.
Topics include
- The Budget
- Latest analysis of inflation trends
- Current outlook for the economy and housing
- A view on the rest of 2024 and beyond
Meet the speakers
Got any questions for Simon or John? Please let us know when you register.
Simon French is the Chief Economist at the UK bank Panmure Gordon. He is a top economist in the City of London’s II/Extel rankings, writes a monthly column for The Times newspaper, and is a regular guest host on BBC TV and Radio, CNBC, and Bloomberg.
Before joining Panmure Gordon, he was a senior civil servant, and later, he was at the Cabinet Office as chief of staff to the UK government’s chief operating officer. He holds degrees in Economics & Finance from Durham University and is a member of the Government Economic Service and the Society of Professional Economists.
John’s work has always been rooted in Economics, with degrees from Durham University and Imperial College.
In his early career, he co-founded a financial services executive search consultancy and later joined an equity brokerage in the City. However, his interest and belief in marketplace lending sparked the idea of Landbay and its focus on the larger, lower-risk buy-to-let market.
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