Scenarios for Financial Services. The Long Finance Forum of Futurists (L3F) has formulated scenarios for the future of financial services, to create a shared language for exploring the many ideas about the future of finance.This report is the outcome of a number of workshops.

The role of Appreciative Inquiry in meeting the challenges of the next decade - Patricia Lustig and Gill Ringland, April 2010

Think piece - Lessons on Reputation from Macondo - A time for Chairmen to reflect. Glen Peters presents some thoughts following BP's problems in the Gulf of mexico

Think piece - The UK to 2015 by SAMI Consulting brings together a number of the anticipated forces for change to describe what may be expected for the UK, over the next five years, to 2015, as well as highlighting the areas where there are big question marks.

Think piece - Where Shall I Invest? The Long Finance Futurists’ Forum has kicked off its activities by taking a view from 1930 – what would investment advisors have advised then? Why? How did they do? We will next tackle the view from 2010 to 2050 – what will shape the value of investments and hence the implications for the financial services industry. If you would like to join us, email to l3f@samiconsulting.co.uk

Scenarios for Corporate Governance in 2030 by Adrian Davies, SAMI Fellow.

Community and Stakeholder Engagement and Development by Patricia Lustig of SAMI and Sahadev Mahat

A Review Of The Genetics Moratorium And What Might Replace It by Richard Walsh with Professor Sandy Raeburn.

Innoversity. An introduction to the links between innovation and the use of space by SAMI Associate Phillip Tovey January 2009

Royal College of Defence Studies. A powerpoint presentation by Gill Ringland November 2008

Ethical Futures by John Ormerod, January 2008

Presentation to APM Forum of NGOs December 2007

The 2008 BCG 100 New Global Challengers Boston Consulting Group, December 2007

Data Analysis - the use of expert judgement and statistical analysis, building and implementing scenarios and models and integrating different risk types PowerPoint presentation By Gill Ringland to the 2nd Annual Conference on Stress Testing 2007.

The Future of Electricity Prices in a Carbon-Constrained World by Martin Duckworth, September 2007

IT in 2057 - Light or Dark? by Malcolm Cooper, September 2007

"The Full Monty" - and Asset Prices by Martin Duckworth, September 2007

The Black Swan: the impact of the highly improbable by Nassim Nicholas Taleb, July 2007

Trends and Surprises by Colin Fletcher and Gill Ringland, July 2007

Evidence for the usefulness of futures thinking, July 2007

Building Resilience into Corporate Planning Processes (Jan 2007) Outline of a two day course presented by Oliver Sparrow

Future challenges for business a Powerpoint presentation as pdf to the Institute of Business Ethics 20th Anniversary Symposium 2006

Climate Change and Property Prices (Dec 2006) by Colin Fletcher

Comment on the Chancellors Pre-budget Speech 2006 with reference to Stern and Eddigton,by Colin Fletcher and Michael Owen

Using Scenarios for Project Planning

Scenarios and Risk Management

Business in the Third Millennium (BIT3M) is a programme which was set up to explore the hypothesis that digital information will have a major impact on the way business evolves.

D2D was ICL's manufacturing Division. This paper discusses scenarios for its future.

London 2050:The Futures Forum asked SAMI to organise a short Workshop to construct some scenarios for the future of cities.

Energy 2050: What will be the UK's energy needs in 2050 and how will they be met?

Making the most of scenario planning, March 2001 by Gill Ringland

Scenario Planning and Horizon Scanning for Strategic Risk Management , a PowerPoint guide

Scenario planning: persuading operating managers to take ownership,(2003) by Gill Ringland

Stress Testing: What does it really mean? A PowerPoint presentation (2006)

What is the Corporate Health Check?

Linking Scenarios to Corporate Planning by Gill Ringland