About ICAEW
The summits are part of the wide-ranging public policy and thought leadership work of ICAEW. Additional
examples are available at www.icaew.com . Founded in 1880 as the Institute of Chartered Accountants in
England and Wales, ICAEW is a world-leading professional body in accountancy and finance. Incorporated by
royal charter, ICAEW works to serve the public interest and contributes its expertise to develop and implement
public policy across a wide spectrum of economic issues.
Over 16,000 students in more than 30 countries are currently studying for the prestigious ACA qualification
which is held by over 136,000 chartered accountants in more than 160 countries. Our members work in public
practice and across all economic sectors and include the CEOs of 14 of the FTSE 100 index of leading companies.
attendees
Ian Ball IFAC
Robert Hodgkinson ICAEW †
Raymond Beier PricewaterhouseCoopers
Michael Izza ICAEW †
Alan Beller Cleary Gottlieb
Wayne Kolins BDO
Dominique Cerutti NYSE Euronext
Mark LaMonte Moody’s Investors Service
John B. Chambers Standard & Poor’s
James Lockhart WL Ross & Co.
Graciela Chichilnisky Columbia University
David M. Mahle JonesDay
Stuart Clarke Deutsche Bank US
Jeff Mahoney Council of Institutional Investors
Abby Joseph Cohen Global Markets Institute
Peter Matheson British Embassy Washington
Iain Coke ICAEW
Harry McAdoo ICAEW
Larry Cranch AllianceBernstein
Ira Millstein Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP
Andrew Davies Verizon Wireless
Richard H. Murray Center for Capital Markets
Competitiveness
John Dearie The Financial Services Forum
William H. Donaldson Donaldson Enterprises
Alexander Filshie American Express
Andrew Freeman Deloitte
D.J. Gannon Deloitte
Stefan Gavell State Street
Courtney Geduldig The Financial Services Forum
Harvey Goldschmid Columbia Law School
Jeffrey Gordon Columbia Law School
H. Stephen Grace, Jr. H.S. Grace & Company, Inc.
Mary Moore Hamrick Grant Thornton
Trevor Harris Columbia University
Michael Helfer Citigroup
Chinwendu Nwakanma UK Trade & Investment
Mark Olson Treliant Risk Advisors
Greg Peters Morgan Stanley
Christian Plath Moody’s Investors Service
Jim Slamp The Conference Board
Heather Slavkin AFL-CIO
Sarah E. Smith Goldman Sachs
Steve Tooker Ernst & Young
Jim Turley Ernst & Young
Glenn Tyranski NYSE Euronext
Hon. David M. Walker Comeback America Initiative
Greg Wilson The Financial Services Roundtable
Lead discussants are highlighted in red. The summit co-chairs are indicated by †.