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Alumni Fund Annual Report 2012

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Contents

Welcome and thank you............................................................4-5

About the Fund ...........................................................................6

News in brief .............................................................................7-8

Widening participation - providing support exactly where it is needed ........................9-10

Scholar profiles .....................................................................11-13

Looking to the future .................................................................14

Donor profile .............................................................................15

Ways to help and stay connected................................................16

Internships ..................................................................................17

Support from organisations..........................................................18

Donor list ..................................................................................19

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Heading in here

It gives me great pleasure to introduce the first-ever report on theactivities of ifs University College Alumni Fund.

2011 can be considered a year of significant achievement.

Following the grant of taught degree-awarding powers in 2010, making us the only professional body in the UKwith the right to award its own degrees, all our higher professional education programmes have now been fullyvalidated as ifs University College awards. In September we commenced the delivery of our first-ever full-timedegree course, the BSc (Hons) in Banking Practice & Management.

The 40 students who have joined this course have represented a whole new challenge for ifs University College. Incontrast to our many years of experience delivering distance-learning professional qualifications to those alreadyworking in the industry, we now have, for the first time, students, many of whom have come to us straight fromschool, attending our City campus every day of the week. This has required us to grow our academic community, toinvest heavily in enhancements to the teaching resources and facilities available and to put many new mechanismsin place to provide much greater levels of support to these students with their pastoral needs, their study and theirpreparations for successful careers in financial services.

This challenge has been taken on concurrently with our ongoing commitment to providing those already in theindustry with professional qualifications of the highest standards and relevance. We continue to review and enhance our programmes to ensure they meet the development needs of the industry and those working withinit. Again we have invested heavily in improving the student experience through constant enhancements to learning resources, both physical and virtual, and by strengthening the study support available.

Welcome and thank you

Governors:Sarfaraz Akram, Student RepresentativeProfessor Roger Brown Alastair Camp Brendan Cook, General Manager, Head of Retail Banking & Wealth Management, HSBC BankAmanda Francis, Managing Partner & Chief Executive, Buzzacott LLPCatharine French, Corporate Affairs Director and Chief of Staff, Retail and Business Banking, BarclaysSimon Lloyd, HR Director, Santander UK David Nicholson, Managing Director, Halifax Community Bank, Lloyds Banking GroupChris Sullivan, Chief Executive, UK Corporate Banking, RBS Cathy TurnerAlastair Tyler, Academic Community

Board of GovernorsChairman:Dr Paul Fisher, Executive Director,Markets, Bank of EnglandPrincipal:Gavin Shreeve

In 2012 we will be offering a new degree, the BSc in Finance and Accounting for Financial Services, on both afull-time and distance-learning basis. Applications for full-time study at ifs University College commencing inSeptember 2012 have more than doubled in contrast to a drop of 8.7% in UCAS applications overall. InSeptember 2012 we will also be launching the first full-time Masters programme to be taught exclusively at ourCity campus and we now have ‘Tier 4’ status from the UK Border Agency which enables us to recruitinternational students. Further development is underway to launch new programmes which will continue tobroaden our offering.

All of the above is integral to our goal to support the industry in developing a highly skilled and competentworkforce and in doing so contribute to a sustainable and positive future for the sector. None of this would bepossible, however, without the support in turn from the industry itself and those working within it. The AlumniFund plays an important role in enabling existing professionals to contribute to this vision.

I would like to personally thank the donors who have supported the Fund. This report recognises the collectiveimpact of donations and shows how, regardless of size, they have helped improve the overall student learningexperience.

By supporting the Fund you are doing something really worthwhile. Your continued commitment helps to ensurethat finances are not an obstacle for talented students, and equips them with the skills and knowledge to helpthem excel in their future careers.

Thank you once again for your support, without which the Alumni Fund would not be able tomake such an impact.

Martin Day Vice Principal Professional Higher Education


ifs University College is committed to ensuring thattalented students from all backgrounds are given thebest opportunities to pursue careers in banking andfinance.

The Alumni Fund was established in 2010 to offerwider access to its programmes and to allow alumnian opportunity to give something back by investing inthe next generation of financial services professionals.

The increasing cost of higher education can deterstudents from enhancing their skills, knowledge andemployability through further study once they leaveschool. As a result, many of these students are missingout on the opportunity to realise their full potential.

The Alumni Fund provides assistance by awardingscholarships to help students with education andmaintenance costs, as well as providing funding forteaching resources essential for studies.

The Fund aims to raise £100,000 in donations andpledges by 2015. It is open to regular donations viadirect debit and one-off pledges from alumni andthose working in financial services who wish to investin the success of others in the industry.

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Demand doubles at ifs University College

ifs University College has seenapplications double for its 2012 full-timedegree programmes which is in starkcontrast to an overall decline in universityapplications of 8.7% reported by UCAS.

With the cost of attending university increasing dramatically due to government reforms, and the jobmarket remaining difficult, schoolleavers are giving greater considerationthan ever before to the value of highereducation. In this environment ifs’University College offering ofprofessionally orientated degrees witha focus on employability skills,combined with competitive tuitionfees, seems to have struck a chordwith school leavers.

Our full-time students have

their say

Full-time students are now a familiarsight at our City campus. So far thefeedback from them on the degree andthe experience of studying with ifsUniversity College has been very positive.

In a series of interviews filmed for ourYouTube channel the students discusstheir course and the reasons why theyhave chosen to study at ifs UniversityCollege. The videos also featureinterviews with our lecturers and give asnap shot of a day in the life of an ifsUniversity College student. If you’d liketo hear from our students you canwatch the videos at:

www.youtube.com/ifsschooloffinance

Regional campuses in thepipeline

In response to the growing interest inits full-time degree programmes, andthe increasing number of studentslooking to study while staying athome, ifs University College isestablishing partnerships with leadingcolleges to deliver its programmes incities across the UK. The first of thecampuses, opening from September2012, will be BirminghamMetropolitan College where studentswill undertake the BSc (Hons) inBanking Practice and Management.

News in brief

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New degree to be launchedfor September 2012

From September 2012 ifs UniversityCollege will be delivering a new degreeprogramme at its London campus, the BSc(Hons) in Finance and Accounting forFinancial Services.

The programme will be offered as botha three-year full-time programme and apart-time programme that students canstudy towards on a flexible basis bydistance learning. The degree will helpprepare students for accounting-relatedroles in the financial services industry.

ifs University Collegelaunches a new virtuallearning environment

In 2011 ifs University Collegelaunched a new virtual learningenvironment (VLE) to enhance thedelivery of all courses containingonline elements. The first qualificationto be delivered through the new VLEwas the MSc in Banking Practice andManagement, a course that involvedongoing discussion and collaborationbetween members of the studentgroup and made extensive use ofdiscussion forums and other onlinecollaborative tools.

Since then, over 80 courses, from Financial Capability through to postgraduate level, have beenlaunched through the VLE andfeedback from both students andtutors has been very positive. ifsUniversity College hopes to continuebuilding and enhancing the VLEduring 2012.

New postgraduate programmes

From September 2012 ifs UniversityCollege will be offering its postgraduateprogramme in both full-time and flexiblelearning modes of study.

The MSc in Banking Practice andManagement and Chartered Fellowshipis a unique, specialist postgraduatequalification for those aspiring to seniorroles in banking and financial services.

Like all professional higher educationqualifications offered by ifs UniversityCollege the content and learningexperience are directly informed byconsultation with industry employers.

It is this unique and innovative approachthat makes ifs University College theprovider of choice for organisations andindividuals seeking to improve their skillsand knowledge.

The next student intake will be inSeptember 2012. For more informationplease visit our website atwww.ifslearning.ac.uk/postgrad

Alumni hold fundraisingevent

In February more than 150 alumni gathered for a charity quiz night to raisemoney for the Alumni Fund. The eventwas organised by members of theLondon and South East ProfessionalNetwork and raised over £700.

News in brief

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ifs University College iscommitted to wideningaccess to its programmesand ensuring thateveryone can benefit fromhigh-quality educationregardless of backgroundor circumstances. The Alumni Fund forms a keypart of this wideningparticipation programmeas does the supportprovided by the HenryGrunfeld Foundation.

Recently ifs UniversityCollege has also developeda statement outlining theinitiatives already in place,as well as what it plans todo over the next year to help widen participation.

The Henry Grunfeld Foundation

Henry Grunfeld, who founded SGWarburg, which later became UBSBanking Group, set up the GrunfeldFoundation to mark his 90th birthday.The main purpose of the Foundationis to promote greater interculturalunderstanding both in business and ina wider social context. This visioncontinues today through its workfunding scholarships and researchfellowships

Assisting with education andmaintenance costs

In November three ifs UniversityCollege students were awarded thefirst Scholarships of £1,000 each. TheScholarships, awarded through acombination of both the Alumni Fundand Grunfeld Foundation, recogniseand reward the high academicachievement of students who havepreviously studied ifs UniversityCollege GCSE and A Level equivalentqualifications and have made thecommitment to continue their studieswith ifs University College atundergraduate level. The scholarshipshelp to ease the financial burdenassociated with being a full-timestudent, enabling recipients to focusmore fully on their studies.

Widening participation – providingsupport exactly where it is needed


Enhancing the student learningexperience

The Grunfeld Foundation has supportedthe purchase of additional learningresources, available to students viaKnowledgeBank, ifs University College’se-library. Of particular note is theaddition of Bankscope, acomprehensive, global database ofbanks' financial statements, the latestratings and intelligence. It containsinformation on banks across the globewith up to 16 years of data available foreach bank. This resource supportsstudents when they need to researchindividual banks allowing them to makecomparisons easily across the sector.

Ensuring students have thenecessary tools to realise theirfull potential

The Grunfeld Foundation has providedvouchers to each of the new full-timeundergraduate students to assist themin the purchase of new IT equipmentto help with their studies. Thesevouchers have been used by thestudents to help purchase laptops,netbooks or tablet computers thatenhance their ability to access,assimilate, synthesise and presentinformation that is essential for theirstudies.

Office for Fair Access (OFFA)agreement

The Office for Fair Access (OFFA) is anindependent, non-departmentalpublic body. Its role is to promote andsafeguard fair access to highereducation for lower income and otherunder-represented groups followingthe introduction of higherundergraduate tuition fees.

ifs University College is not required tosubmit a formal agreement to OFFAbut, in line with its objective to widenparticipation in HE, has developed astatement along the lines of anagreement detailing its supportinginitiatives.

As well as offering scholarships ifsUniversity College will continue tooffer its full-time courses to under-represented groups such as maturestudents and those from lower incomefamilies. It will also continue to workon increasing the number ofapplicants from schools and collegesproviding ifs University CollegeFinancial Capability qualifications indisadvantaged areas. Finally ifsUniversity College will be offeringmore flexible study options, such aspart-time courses, to give studentsmore choice on how they can accessprogrammes.


Scholar profiles

Alois Angelo (pictured) and Connor Fitzpatrick are full-time students in their first year studying theBSc in Banking Practice and Management and arerecipients of £1,000 Alumni Scholarships fromthe Alumni Fund. In this section they explain whythey chose to study with ifs University College andwhat difference the scholarship award has made.

Alois Angelo studied both the Certificate and Diploma in Financial Studies at HarrowCollege. He is currently living at home in South Harrow from where he commutes to hislectures.

Why did you decide to study with ifs University College?

Positions on graduate schemes are intensely competitive, especially in the financial services sector. In order to be successful you need to stand out from the crowd by having a recognised qualification and relevant experience. I knowthat studying for my degree with ifs University College will give me the right knowledge, practical skills and understandingto keep me one step ahead of the competition when I graduate.

What aspects of the course are you enjoying the most?

The course has a logical flow with interlinking modules; the more challenging elements can be understood with support from the lecturers and the first-class learning resources that we have access to. I am really enjoying the ‘Customers and their Needs’ module; my interest and curiosity in the subject seems to grow with my knowledge of thefinance industry. The more I learn the more I am excited about a career in financial services.

What difference has being awarded a scholarship made?

It has been a true privilege to be awarded the Alumni Scholarship. The award has enabled me to focus all my attention onmy studies. I have been able to purchase a netbook to help me with my course as well as a range of textbooks. In additionI have been able to explore internships and other opportunities more freely as I am now able to cover my travel costs.

What does receiving a scholarshipmean to you?

Receiving a scholarship has motivated me further. Iam determined to achieve my goals and gain aqualification that will unlock my true potential. Inaddition to this, the scholarship has reduced the financial pressure and the stress so I can concentrate on my studies more.

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Alois Angelo

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Connor Fitzpatrick studied the Certificate and Diploma in Financial Studies at FranklinCollege in Grimsby. He moved to London at the start of his degree and is currently living in student halls.

Why did you decide to study with ifs University College?

I’ve always had an interest in the financial services industry. After studying ifs University College’s Award in PersonalFinance I decided that I wanted a career in the industry. It seemed the natural step to come here and continue with my studies.

What aspects of the course are you enjoying the most?

I am enjoying all the modules, especially Financial Markets and Risk. I find it fascinating learning about the monetary andfinancial system.

I’m also really enjoying all the networking opportunities and events that we get invited to. This is really valuable as weget to meet alumni and hear from industry leaders from all the major banks.

What difference has being awardeda scholarship made?

The scholarship has made a huge difference to me. I’mliving away from home during term time which meansI have to cover my rent and living expenses as well asbooks and study materials. The scholarship hasenabled me to concentrate on my studies in the firstyear without the extra stress and pressure of finding apart-time job.

What does receiving a scholarshipmean to you?

It makes life so much easier, not only for the reasonsI’ve outlined above, but also the fact that I’m livingaway from home and standing on my own two feet.My grades have been really good so far, I think this is directly attributable to the fact that I’ve had more timeto study and I feel settled in London.


Connor Fitzpatrick

2012 will be an importantyear for ifs UniversityCollege.

In September 2012 the new BSc in Finance and Accounting for FinancialServices will be launched and a network of dispersed campuses willcommence delivering ifs UniversityCollege qualifications around the UK.This will more than double the numberof full-time students undertaking ourdegree programmes and as such thesupport of the Alumni Fund will bemore essential than ever.

The following projects have beenearmarked for support in 2012.

Provision of scholarships

A key activity of the Fund will remainthe provision of scholarships to helpstudents meet the costs of highereducation. The scholarships areawarded to students based onacademic achievement both in theirstudies before they join ifs UniversityCollege and throughout their course.

Assisting students in developingtheir business writing skills

It is crucial that students are equippedwith good writing skills. These areessential not only for their studies butalso for completing job applicationsand when they enter the work place.The Alumni Fund will be supportingthe delivery of a series of businesswriting workshops for all full-timestudents in order to help them developthese vital skills.

Careers support

All ifs University College undergraduatestudents will need a job search strategywhen they graduate. Through theFund, ifs University College is planningto offer students access to specialistcareers advisers who will be able tooffer students guidance on finding ajob in the financial services sector.

Recruitment and training of student mentors

The student mentoring scheme hasalready been a huge success. Donations to the Alumni Fund willenable ifs University College to expandthe scheme by recruiting and trainingmore mentors. They will providesupport to all new full-time studentsfrom September 2012.

Assisting students with the purchase of IT equipment

Having access to the right technologyis now essential for both studying andjob searching. The Fund will continue to assist full-time studentswith the purchase of appropriate ITequipment, ensuring that they havethe opportunity to access essential information and resources whilst theyare studying with ifs University College.

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Looking to the future - projects earmarked for support in 2012/13

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The rising cost of tuitionfees can prevent many fromeven considering going touniversity. ifs UniversityCollege Alumni Fund goessome way towardsencouraging widerparticipation by awardingscholarships for the mostgifted students. The Fundrelies heavily on thegenerosity of supporters,many of whom are workingwithin financial services andwant to invest in building asustainable future for the

industry. One such supporter is ProfessorMoorad Choudhry, who sees it as vitally important for everyone working within the financial servicesindustry to support the nextgeneration of banking professionals.

‘It is incumbent upon all of us in this industry to contribute to Continuing Professional Developmentand aptitude amongst all bank practitioners. The work of ifsUniversity College remains as vital asever in today's challenging bankingenvironment. I urge all alumni toassist ifs University College incontinuing its very good work via theAlumni Fund.’ Prof Choudhry, who began his career

on the London Stock Exchange in1989 and is today the Treasurer of theCorporate Banking Division at theRoyal Bank of Scotland, hopes that hisexample will encourage othersworking within the industry to providesupport for today’s students. ‘I’ve beenprivileged to have been able todevelop a career in the City’, he says.‘It’s nice to help give something back.’

The generosity of individuals goes along way in helping ifs UniversityCollege encourage wider participationin higher education.

Donor profileProfessor Moorad Choudhry, Treasurer, Corporate Banking Division, Royal Bank of Scotland

Continuous learning is essential for all of us and I wouldargue that it falls to those of us who have benefitedthroughout our career from the rich and varied support andresources of ifs University College to support and encouragethose who follow us in their own development.

Michael May (ACIB 1981) Chief Risk Officer | HSBC Luxembourg

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As alumni of ifs University Collegeyou are part of a unique community of highly skilled individuals. Yourexperience and knowledge arevaluable and can assist our students toaccess the best support and advicefrom those already working within thefinancial services industry.

Offer your time and assistance

Share your experience A careers talk can give our students agreat insight into what it is like towork in the financial services industry,as well as a chance to hear about theopportunities that exist for them oncethey graduate.

If you are interested in providinginternships or volunteering your time please visit our websitewww.ifslearning.ac.uk/getinvolved oremail [email protected].

Help financially

Scholarship ProgrammeOffer financial support to anundergraduate student by funding a named Scholarship for one of ourfull-time students.

Donate to the Alumni FundDonate to the Alumni Fund andcontribute to improvements in thestudent learning experience at ifsUniversity College. Support the nextgeneration of banking professionalswith your donation.

Leave a legacy Remember ifs University College inyour will. Leaving a legacy is one of themost significant gifts someone canmake and it can ensure their life’spassion continues.

To find out how you can make adonation to the Fund please visitwww.ifslearning.ac.uk/donate

Stay connected

If you want to know what ishappening at ifs University Collegethere are many ways to keep in touch.ifs University College holds a range ofalumni and professional networkingevents around the world. To find out more, visitwww.ifslearning.ac.uk/alumnievents

ifs University College also has largeactive groups on all the main socialnetworking sites. So even if you cannot attend any of the networkingevents you can still connect with fellow alumni from around the world.

You can join one of our LinkedIngroups and participate in the forums by sending a request tol i n k d . i n / i f s a l u m n i

So why not join and connect withother ifs University College alumniwho log on daily to chat, read thelatest ifs University College news, andfind out about forthcoming events.

Ways to help and stay connectedWhatever you do and wherever you are in the world, thereare many ways to support and stay connected with ifs University College.


InternshipsIn today’s increasinglycompetitive job market,students need to be ableto differentiate themselvesfrom their peers.Obtaining high-qualitywork experience is one ofthe best ways they can dothis and organisedplacements providestudents with theinvaluable experience ofapplying learning in thework environment, thusenhancing their skills andemployability.

ifs University College is activelyencouraging its alumni and theircolleagues to provide work experienceopportunities for students. These canrange from short placements thatprovide an introduction to the financialservices sector through to formalinternships which aim to stretch andchallenge students and provide atangible output.

Currently we are particularly interestedto hear about internship opportunitiesfor summer 2013, which will see ourfirst cohort of full-time studentsemerging from their second year ofstudy and keen to apply their learningin practice before embarking on thefinal stage of ifs University Collegehonours degree programme.

Summer vacation internships rangefrom 8–12 weeks on a full-time basisand are an essential element of theWork-based Learning (WBL) modulethat forms part of ifs UniversityCollege’s new full-time degreeprogramme. Part-time placementscan vary in duration and number ofhours worked depending upon thestudent’s employment and/or studycommitments.

If you can offer a placementopportunity to our students or requirefurther information, Sue Sedwell,Head of Collaborative Provision &Work-based Learning, will be veryhappy to hear from you.

Sue can be contacted on 01227818648 or [email protected].


We are delighted to receive donations from organisations,for both unrestricted and specific purposes.

A corporate donation, gift or endowment to ifs UniversityCollege can assist the donors in delivering their corporateresponsibility programme. Corporate donors are recognisedby ifs University College in a variety of ways that can helpto raise the donor organisation’s profile – both in generalterms and specifically to those prospective and current ifsUniversity College students who have the opportunity tobenefit from the donation. We would also like to hear fororganisations who are able to offer our full-time studentsinternships or summer placements.

If you would like to find out more about how yourorganisation could contribute, please contact Chris Ray,Director of Communications & Alumni Services [email protected] or +44 (0) 20 7444 7142.

Support fromorganisations

Alumni and friends of the ifs School of Finance who have made gifts of up to £99

Mr Soterios Adamou, ACIBMr Costas Agathocleous, ACIBMr David Allard, FCIBMr David Allbury, ACIBMr Thomas Anson, ACIBMiss Daniela Azzopardi, FdScMiss Sarah Bartram, BSc (Hons) ACIBMr John Best, ACIBMr Truman Bodden, ACIBMr Ernest Bradley, ACIBDr Siegfried Breitling Mr Roy Brock, ACIBMr Maurice Brown, ACIBMr Joseph Byllam-Barnes, FCIBMr Stephen Caley, ACIBMr Peter Carter, ACIBMr Cheuk Chan, BSc (Hons) ACIBMr Clive Chaney, ACIBMr Eric Cheetham, FCIBMr Andreas Christodoulou,

BSc (Hons) ACIBMr William Colley Mr George Coomber, ACIBMr George Copus, MA BSc (Hons) FCIBMr John Dacey, ACIBMr Colin Dancer, ACIBMr Naidhappuhewa De Silva, FCIBMr Richard Dowler, FCIBMr Wilfred Drake, ACIBMr Richard Dugdale, ACIB

Mr Andrew Duguid, BSc (Hons) ACIBMr Norman Eastwood, ACIBMr Michael Ellis, ACIBMr Michael Eracleous, ACIBMr Simon Farmer, BSc (Hons) ACIBMs Marina Franzidou, ACIBMr David Gammage, ACIBMr Victor Hadrys, FCIBMr Christos Hailis, ACIBMr Phillip Harrison Mr John Healy The Revd Gordon Hearne, FCIBMr Yiangos Iacovou, FCIBMiss Alexia Ioannou, BSc AifsMr Alec Jones, ACIBMrs Anastasia Kiliaris, BSc (Hons) ACIBMr Michael Kirkwood, CMG FCIBMr Angelos Koutsoupias, DipFSMMr Peter Lee, ACIBMr Adrian Martin, MBE RD ACIBMr Michael Matthews, ACIBMr James May, ACIBMr Michael May, FCIBMr Marco Micallef, BSc (Hons) ACIBMrs Theopisti Michael, ACIBMr Peter Millard, ACIBMr John Miller, FCIBMr Anthony Montague, ACIBMr James Nelson, ACIBMr Robert Newman Mrs Ng Ho Veng ManMr John Norfolk, ACIBMr David Oliver, ACIBMiss Eleni Panayi, BSc Aifs

Mrs Maria Parmaxi, BSc (Hons) ACIBMr Mamas Parperis, BSc (Hons) ACIBMr Brian Payne, ACIBMr Bernard Pereira, ACIBMr Roy Pickard, BSc FCIB FCISMiss Martha Piripitsi, ACIBMr Kwok Poon, ACIBMiss Christine Priaulx Mrs Lucille Proestos Mr Neekeea Ramen, BSc (Hons) AifsMr John Robinson, ACIBMr Sebaggala Sekabira Mr Syed Shah, ACIBMr John Shaw, ACIBMr Alwyn Stavert, ACIBMr Cyril Stubbing, ACIBMr William Teare, ACIBMr Brian Tompkinson, TD FCIBMr Rodney Tye, ACIBMr William Warren, FCIB Mr Gerard Warrington, ACIBMr Daniel Whiting, BSc (Hons) AifsMr Leonard Wilson, FCIBMr John Wykes, FCIB

Alumni and friends of the ifs School of Finance who have made gifts of £100 or more

Mr David Blackmore, ACIBMr Arthur Bromley, OBE FCIBProf Moorad Choudhry, FifsMr William Cope, FCIBMr David Cundy, ACIBMr Gerald Dare, FCIBMr Arikrishnan Dass Mrs Caroline Farodoye, FCIBMr Thomas Froggatt, ACIBMr Jeyaretna George, FCIBMr Peter Glanville, ACIBMr Geoffrey Green, ACIBMr Philip Harrison, ACIBMr Arthur Nendick, ACIBMr Stephen Ptohopoulos,

BSc (Hons) ACIBMr Arthur Salkeld, ACIBMr Frederick Scriven, ACIBMr Leonard Vasper, FCIB


Thank you to alldonors

Listed are the names of donors who havesupported ifs University College between 1January 2010 and 31 March 2012.

Donor list Income generation of every sort istough in today’s economic climate, yetifs University College ’s alumni andsupporters continue to give generously.ifs University College is extremelygrateful for this support which ishelping to make a real difference to thelearning experience of our students aswell as bringing longer lasting benefitsto the finance industry as a whole.

Chris Ray Director of Communications

and Alumni Services

“ “We are also grateful to those who have donated anonymously

For more information please contact us: Liam Mandeville Alumni Development Manager E [email protected] T +44 (0) 20 7444 7129

Alumni Services office ifs University College 8th Floor, Peninsular House 36 Monument Street, London EC3R 8LJ United Kingdom

E [email protected] www.ifslearning.ac.uk

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About ifs University College

ifs University College is the university college for financial education. London-based, it isa registered charity incorporated by Royal Charter that exists to ensure a flow of talentedindividuals into the financial services industry and related sectors. Its qualifications enableindividuals to reach their full professional potential and encourage appropriate and ethicalpractice. It also works to enhance the financial wellbeing of future generations throughits unique personal finance qualifications and wider financial capability initiatives.

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