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16 January 2012

Deputy Prime Minister, Rt Hon Nick Clegg delivers speech at the Mansion House

This morning the City of London Corporation was proud to host the Deputy Prime Minister, Rt Hon Nick Clegg, who delivered a speech on financial regulation at the Mansion House. The event was held in conjunction with Centre Forum, an independent, liberal think-tank working to resolve the problems facing Britain through the development of evidence-based policy solutions.

The wide-reaching speech, covering topics ranging from ‘responsible capitalism’ to proposed tax reforms is available in full here:

Download the Deputy Prime Minister's speech (PDF, 44kb)

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  1. Press enquiries
    Concepta Cassar, Financial Services and Policy Media Officer, City of London Corporation
    Tel 020 7332 1906 / Mobile 07831 543 188
    Email concepta.cassar@cityoflondon.gov.uk

  2. About the City of London Corporation
    The City of London Corporation is a uniquely diverse organisation. It supports and promotes the City as the world leader in international finance and business services and provides local services and policing for those working in, living in and visiting the Square Mile. It also provides valued services to London and the nation. These include the Barbican Centre and the Guildhall School of Music & Drama; the Guildhall Library and Art Gallery and London Metropolitan Archive; a range of education provision (including three City Academies); five Thames bridges (including Tower Bridge and the Millennium Bridge); the Central Criminal Court at Old Bailey; over 10,000 acres of open spaces (including Hampstead Heath and Epping Forest), and three wholesale food markets. It is also London’s Port Health Authority and runs the Animal Reception Centre at Heathrow. It works in partnership with neighbouring boroughs on the regeneration of surrounding areas and the City Bridge Trust, which it oversees, donates more than £15m to charity annually.

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