The snap election in France: implications for Europe and beyond
Following the second round of voting in France on 7 July, this roundtable will consider the political factors that shaped the result, the key issues facing the incoming administration and the wider impact on the economy and financial markets, both domestic and international.
Speakers
Hannah Dimpker
Director, Primary Rating Analyst
Fitch Ratings
Hannah Dimpker
Director, Primary Rating Analyst
Fitch Ratings
Marta Lorimer
Lecturer in Politics
Cardiff University
Marta Lorimer
Lecturer in Politics
Cardiff University
Dr Marta Lorimer is a Lecturer in Politics at Cardiff University and Visiting Fellow at the European Institute, London School of Economics. She is the author of ‘Europe as ideological resource: European integration and far-right legitimation in France and Italy’ (Oxford University Press, 2024). She has published widely on French and Italian politics, as well as on European Union politics.
Prior to joining Cardiff University, she held positions at the London School of Economics and University of Exeter. She has also held  visiting positions at Forum MIDEM at TU Dresden and at the Centre d’Etudes Européennes in Sciences Po Paris.
Marc-Olivier Strauss-Kahn
Professor in economics
ESCP Business School/ESSEC Business School/Sciences Po
Marc-Olivier Strauss-Kahn
Professor in economics
ESCP Business School/ESSEC Business School/Sciences Po
Didier Truchot
Founder
Ipsos
Didier Truchot
Founder
Ipsos
Natacha Valla
Dean
School of Management and Impact, Sciences Po
Natacha Valla
Dean
School of Management and Impact, Sciences Po
Timings
15:30 – 17.00 (London)
10:30 – 13.00 (NY)
22:30 – 00.00 (Singapore)