Events

Join us as IFS researchers present their initial response to Chancellor John Healey's Autumn Budget.

A special in-person recording of an episode of the IFS Zooms In podcast ahead of the Budget, looking at the choices facing the Chancellor.

The IFS Green Budget assessed the state of the UK economy and the government’s fiscal position ahead of the Autumn Budget.

Nobel Laureate Philippe Aghion will deliver the 2026 IFS Annual Lecture.

At this online event we will offer an opportunity to meet current IFS staff, and ask questions about life at IFS and our recruitment process.

This academic conference will discuss ongoing research on racial and ethnic inequalities.

This online event explained the rationale, risks and design choices behind assigning England's mayoral authorities a share of local income tax.

Join us for the 8th edition of the World Bank / ODI Global / IFS Public Finance Conference. 

IFS researchers explored why UK electricity prices are so high, what is driving costs and what can be done to bring them down.

This online event presented new analysis on the disability benefit system and options for reforming PIP.

This in-person event marks the launch of a major new report bringing together insights from the IFS Transforming Justice programme.

IFS researchers presented findings on employer pension contributions and explored how higher minimum rates could affect workers and employers.

The IFS, in association with LSE, UCL, CEPR, and Imperial Business School, are organising a workshop on household finance.

This two-day conference brings together junior researchers on topics related to the economics of crime and criminal justice

CEP and IFS host the 1st annual labour conference in London, looking at how wages and careers are shaped by firms and labour market institutions.

Register now to learn modern difference-in-differences methods with IFS–Cemmap, covering pitfalls, new solutions, and real-world applications.

A two-day conference on development economics, hosted by IFS, bringing researchers to discuss key issues in low and middle-income countries.

This in-person event, in partnership with and hosted by the Royal Society of Edinburgh, will discuss the findings of the IFS-Deaton Review

This online event presented findings from a new report on how the reform will likely affect different groups of employees and employers.

Join us at this event as experts discuss the current fiscal landscape and analyse the proposals put forward by Wales’s political parties.