| 24. November | 19 Uhr | The leading firms of the twenty-first century have few tangible assets and often do not own the tangible assets they do use. These assets are typically fungible – no longer specific to the business that employs them. We now have ‘capital as a service’ rather than capital as master. John Kay will describe the changed realities of the modern commercial environment and explore its implications for both business strategy and public policy.