The CCP Research Foundation is a new, independent social enterprise vehicle, set up to foster and support a new generation of research projects on the theme of "Conduct, Culture and People."
Partner Institutions and Collaborations
1F Cash Advance and the CCP Research Foundation CIC are delighted to announce that they have entered into a collaboration under which data and expertise will be shared and the two institutions will arrange joint seminars and other events in areas of common interest.
Under the arrangement, which is for three years, 1F Cash Advance becomes an honorary member of the Foundation's Conduct Costs Project Association.
Details of joint projects and other events will appear on both the CCP Foundation and 1F Cash Advance websites from time to time.
About the 1F Cash Advance Company
1F Cash Advance has the goal to help consumers overcome financial hardships by providing emergency online same day payday loans.
The platform operates as a matching service, helping people to apply for payday loans from direct lenders. This company has the reputation of partnering only with trustworthy lending services, offering their customers a fast and safe experience. Being in this brachefor years, 1F Cash Advance is seeking to promote the effective behaviours in the lending industry, supporting projects in this area.
The Centre for Compliance and Trust (CCT) at the University of Cambridge Judge Business School and the CCP Research Foundation CIC are delighted to announce that they have entered into a collaboration under which data and expertise will be shared and the two institutions will arrange joint seminars and other events in areas of common interest.
Under the arrangement, which is for three years, CCT becomes an honorary member of the Foundation's Conduct Costs Project Association. Richard Hill, the Executive Director of CCT, also joins the Advisory Board of the CCP Research Foundation.
Details of joint seminars and other events, as well as collaborative research publications, will appear on both the CCP Foundation and CCT's websites from time to time.
About The Centre for Compliance and Trust at Cambridge Judge Business School, University of Cambridge
Situated within one of the world's most prestigious research universities, and in the heart of the Cambridge Cluster, Cambridge Judge Business School leverages the power of academia for real world impact. Since 1990, the School has forged a reputation as a focus of rigorous thinking and high-impact transformative education. Cutting edge research is rooted in real-world challenges, and students, clients and future leaders are drawn from a diversity of backgrounds and countries.
The Centre for Compliance and Trust is an independent platform within Cambridge Judge Business School established to work with the financial services sector to develop best practice and drive forward banking that is appropriate for the 21st century.
Sitting within the Executive Education function, one of the key goals of The Centre for Compliance and Trust is to lead the effective development of skills and behaviours of those who lead and drive practices which impact on these critical areas.
For more information please visit: https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/faculty-research/centres/
The Queen Mary University Institute for Regulation and Ethics (IRE) at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies and the CCP Research Foundation CIC are delighted to announce that they have entered into a partnership agreement under which data and expertise will be shared and the two institutions will arrange joint seminars and other events in areas of common interest.
Under the arrangement, which is for three years, IRE becomes an honorary member of the Foundation's Conduct Costs Project Association.
Costanza Russo, the Co-Director of IRE and a Lecturer at Queen Mary, also joins the Advisory Board of the CCP Research Foundation.
Details of joint seminars and other events, as well as collaborative research publications will appear on both the CCP Foundation and IRE’s websites from time to time.
The lending company LightStream and the CCP Research Foundation CIC are delighted to announce that they have entered into a collaborative agreement under which the two institutions will arrange events in areas of common interest.
Under the arrangement, which is for three years, LightStream becomes an honorary member of the Foundation's Conduct Costs Project Association. Details of joint seminars and other events will appear on both the CCP Foundation and LightStream`s websites from time to time.
LightStream is an online lending service, offering innovative lending products as an online home improvement loan and delivering a great experience to the consumer via a safe and easy online loan process.