Partners
We are delighted to once again have Hay Castle, the Library of Mistakes, and King’s College London as partners for the Weekend of Mistakes. Their support and collaboration are absolutely integral to making this event possible, and we couldn’t bring our vision to life
without their invaluable contributions. We believe WoM offers something special – an intimate forum for the deeper exploration of economic and financial ideas and their history, and the opportunity to learn from events of the past.
If anyone is especially interested in helping to nurture and grow this unique event, please get in touch with Paul or Alice at enquiries@weekendofmistakes.org
Hay Castle Trust
Hay Castle Trust, a registered charity, was established in 2011 to preserve this historic site and ensure a future of cultural enrichment, educational opportunities, and community enjoyment.
The Library of Mistakes
The Library of Mistakes is a free-to-use library dedicated to the study of financial history, with an outreach and education programme that includes courses, events, and podcasts.
King's College London
The Department of Political Economy (DPE) at King’s College London is once again the Weekend of Mistakes' Academic Partner, this year offering ten internships for our students.
The Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment is again supporting the Weekend of Mistakes, offering 10 hours of CPD to members who attend.
The CISI, formerly part of London Stock Exchange, is the largest and most widely respected professional body for the securities and investment profession in the UK and in a growing number of financial centres globally.
We promote the highest standards of professionalism amongst our members and the wider financial services profession and we believe professionalism is a blend of three elements – knowledge, skills and behaviour.
The 10-hour CPD benefit is also recognised by a number of other financial professional bodies.
We partner with schools, colleges and universities across Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia to offer qualifications and career education for young people to learn about the financial services profession and gain an understanding of the diverse job roles and employment opportunities available in the profession.
