Fireside chat with Paul Lewis, presenter of BBC's Money Box

Paul Lewis, presenter of the BBC's Money Box, joins us on Wednesday 1 May, for a fireside chat with our Dean, Peter Hahn. Paul has interviewed Pete many times on consumer banking & finance issues and now Pete gets to turn the table on Paul. Join us for a lively discussion on a range of consumer finance topics such as: Do consumers have too much choice? How might we change consumer finance for the better? How is consumer finance changing? We will be asking for audience questions also.

Speaker(s):
Paul Lewis, Financial journalist and presenter

Paul Lewis has been a freelance financial journalist since 1987. He writes extensively on money and is a regular guest on BBC Breakfast, BBC News Channel, and on other BBC Radio 4 programmes.
He was a reporter on Money Box in the 1990s and, after a three-year stint on Radio 5 Live, returned as presenter in September 2000.
Paul has won more than a dozen awards including Headline Money Journalist of the Year in 2010 and Association of Investment Companies Broadcaster of the Year in the 2012 Roses Media Awards.
BBC Money Box is presented weekly on Radio Four on Saturdays, its programmes cover a range of consumer finance issues from educating young and old about money and saving to alerting to and remedying financial mishaps.