Past Events

  Oxford-educated economist and member of the Royal Historical Society, Dr. Samuel Gregg, discussed his new book on Founding Father Charles Carroll, proposing a Catholic view on free markets, limited government, and natural law principles for human flourishing. Read More →

On July 31, 2013 the Catholic Finance Association hosted a debate at the Cornell Club in Manhattan concerning the culture of Wall Street and whether it has changed in a meaningful way since the financial crisis. Some of the key questions discussed were, “Are there indications that Read More →

Jason Trennert visited with Catholic Finance members at the Princeton Club earlier this year. Mr. Trennert is Managing Partner and co-founder of Strategas Research Partners, a macro-institutional research and advisory brokerage firm. Consistently ranked as one of the top strategists on Wall Read More →

Carla Harris, named one of the 25 most Powerful Women in Finance, joined Catholic Finance Association at The Cornell Club. Ms. Harris discussed the unique aspects of Catholic stewardship, answering the question, “how should we share time, treasure, and talent?” Ms. Harris has served Read More →

The Catholic Finance Association hosted a debate on Socially Responsible Investing (SRI) on June 28th, 2012 at the Union League Club in Manhattan. Academics and finance practitioners explored central questions such as, “Do Catholic investors have a moral obligation to follow SRI?” Read More →

Former presidential candidate and House Speaker Newt Gingrich shared his outlook on the state of the economy with CFA members and guests, offering his unique solutions for growth and recovery. Read More →

Catholic Finance Association hosted a debate on public debt at the Union League Club in Manhattan. Two academics and two practitioners discussed the implications and morality of a growing public debt. They explored central questions such as, “How are we to think about debt?’ and Read More →

Larry Kudlow, host of CNBC’s Kudlow & Company, shared his outlook on the current state of the economy, exploring how his Faith has shaped his views. Read More →

The Catholic Finance Association hosted a discussion featuring former NY Fed Chairman Denis Hughes, Archbishop Reinhard Marx of Munich, and several finance leaders, to explore issues around corporate, individual, and government responsibilities within the global financial system. Read More →