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Barbara Ridpath

Barbara Ridpath is director of St Paul's Institute, a department of St Paul's Cathedral that focuses on the relationship between finance, economics and the common good. Ridpath is married to the writer, Michael Ridpath.

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Barbara Ridpath

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ridpath director international europe institute st paul's affairs chief executive icfr managing ratings standard poor's responsible credit officer based london

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