Programmes

Last year was the 300th anniversary of Adam Smith's birth. Explore how we celebrated his legacy and applied his wisdom to challenges in the 21st century.

Sustainable capitalism is a form of capitalism that supports human flourishing and well-being, now and for future generations. See how Panmure House is paving the way in this field through our research team.

The Panmure House Prize is an annual award of $75,000 for the best research into long-termism and its impact on innovation.

In this series, the world’s best economic thinkers, practitioners and Nobel Laureates return to the birthplace of modern economics to deliver original keynote lectures of global relevance.

In this programme, we celebrate Scotland's greatest thinkers; past and present.

Every August, Panmure House opens its doors during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival as a venue for shows about economics, politics, Scottish heritage, and education.

In July 2019, celebrated economists and business leaders gathered for the New Enlightenment conference, held at Adam Smith’s Panmure House in Edinburgh, to discuss Reshaping Capitalism & the Global Order in a Neo-Mercantilist World. On July 31, 2020, they reconvened in an online panel discussion to reflect on developments in globalisation and corporate governance.

The Hutton Series on Climate Change is designed to provide open discourse around energy, climate change and resource use and availability, in recognition of the increasing need for reasoned debate between industry, NGOs, government and the public.