Houblon-Norman and George Fellowships
Houblon-Norman and George Fellowships are awarded to promote research into and disseminate knowledge and understanding of the working, interaction and function of financial business institutions in the UK and elsewhere and the economic conditions affecting them.
Both funds are administered by trustees, on the advice of an expert committee.
Fellowship trustees
One of the fellowship trustees must be a current Bank of England Governor or Deputy Governor. The current trustees are:
- Dr Ben Broadbent, Chair (appointed 2014)
- David Prentis (appointed 2012)
- Alexander Brazier (appointed 2015).
Applying for a fellowship
Please note applications for 2018/19 are now open.
To apply, fill out the application form and email it to MA-HNGFund@bankofengland.co.uk
Closing date for applications is Sunday 29 October 2017.
You can also use the email for queries about the fellowship or the application form, or call +44 (0)20 7601 4937 / 4998.
History of the fellowships
The Houblon-Norman Fellowship was established in 1944 to celebrate our 250th anniversary. It is named after the first Governor of the Bank, Sir John Houblon, and the Governor at the time of the anniversary, Montagu Norman.
The George Fellowship was established in 2003 to recognise former Governor Sir Edward George’s lifelong service to the Bank, and his role as the first chair of our Monetary Policy Committee.
For more information please click "Further Official Information" below.
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