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Chatham House Corporate Members CHATHAM HOUSE CORPORATE MEMBERS Partners Foreign & Commonwealth Office, UK AIG Intesa Sanpaolo S.p.a. Asfari Foundation JETRO London Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Leonardo S.p.a BP plc MAVA Foundation Carnegie Corporation of New York Ministry of Defence, UK Chevron Ltd Nippon Foundation Clifford Chance LLP Open Society Foundations Crescent Petroleum Reliance Industries Limited Department for International Development, UK Robert Bosch Stiftung Eni S.p.A. Royal Dutch Shell European Commission Statoil ExxonMobil Corporation Stavros Niarchos Foundation Major Corporate Members AIA Group KPMG LLP Anadarko Kuwait Petroleum Corporation BAE Systems plc LetterOne Bank of America Merrill Lynch Linklaters Barclays Lockheed Martin UK Bayer Makuria Investment Management BBC Mitsubishi Corporation BHP Morgan Stanley Bloomberg MS Amlin BNP Paribas Nomura International plc British Army Norinchukin Bank Brown Advisory PricewaterhouseCoopers BT Group plc Prudential plc Caxton Asset Management Rabobank Citi Rio Tinto plc City of London Royal Bank of Scotland CLP Holdings Limited S&P Global Control Risks Santander Credit Suisse Saudi Center for International and Strategic Partnerships Deloitte Saudi Petroleum Overseas Ltd Department for International Trade, UK Schlumberger Limited Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), The Société Générale Diageo Standard Chartered Bank Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Stroz Friedberg Gardaworld Sumitomo Corporation GlaxoSmithKline The Economist Goldman Sachs International Thomson Reuters Herbert Smith Freehills LLP Toshiba Corporation HSBC Holdings plc TOTAL Huawei Technologies UPS Europe Investec Asset Management Vodafone Group Japan Bank for International Cooperation Western Union JLL Willis Towers Watson Koc Holding Zhong Lun Law Firm Standard Corporate Members Access Partnership Albany Associates (International) Ltd Africa Matters Limited Allen & Overy LLP Air Liquide Anglo American plc Airbus Group APCO Worldwide Al Araby TV Network Apple www.chathamhouse.org Page 2 of 4 ArcelorMittal HM Treasury Argus Media Hong Kong Economic & Trade Office Asahi Shimbun (Europe) House of Commons Library ATCO House of Lords Library Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited Indorama Services UK Ltd (ANZ) Infracapital Aviva INPEX Banca d’Italia International Institute for Environment and Bank of England Development Bank of Japan Investcorp International Ltd Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ ITN BlackRock Investment Management (UK) Ltd Japan Oil, Gas & Metals National Corporation Bland Group Ltd (JOGMEC) BMO Global Asset Management JICA UK Office Boeing UK JKX Oil & Gas BPL Global John Swire & Sons Ltd Breakthrough Media K&L Gates British Council, The K2 Intelligence British Library, The Kroll Cabinet Office Krull Corp Casey Family Programs Kuwait Investment Office Cayman Islands Government – Policy Coordination Unit Kyodo News CBS News Latham & Watkins CCB London Lazard Asset Management CDC Group plc League of Arab States Chubu Electric Power Co Inc Macquarie Group Cisco Marubeni Europe plc Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Matheson & Co Ltd Clyde & Co Milbank Coface Mishcon de Reya Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Europe Ltd Commonwealth Secretariat Mitsui & Co Europe plc Conservative Outreach Department Mizuho Bank Consolidated Contractors International (UK) Ltd Mo Ibrahim Foundation CRU International Ltd Mondi Group Cultural Entrepreneurship Institute Berlin Moody's Investors Service Limited Curtis, Mallet-Prevost, Colt & Mosle LLP NEPAD Secretariat Daily Mail and General Trust plc Nexen Petroleum UK Ltd Dar Group NHK Japan Broadcasting Corporation Davis Polk & Wardwell LLP NIKKEI Inc DBJ Europe Limited Nurol DBRS Ratings Ltd Olayan Group, The De Beers Group Services UK Ltd Oman’s National Defence College Debevoise & Plimpton LLP Orrick Delonex Energy Permira Advisers LLP Department of Health Petrofac Deutsche Boerse Group Point72 Egon Zehnder Pool Re Energy Intelligence Group Portland European Bank for Reconstruction & Development QBE European Operations European External Action Service QGOG Constellation UK European Investment Bank Reed Smith European Parliament UK Office Rokos Capital Management LLP Fiera Capital Rolls-Royce plc Fitch Ratings Sanofi Flint Global Seven Investment Management Frogmore Shearman & Sterling LLP G3 Good Governance Group S-RM Intelligence and Risk Consulting G4S Risk Consulting Ltd Steppe Capital General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union Sullivan & Cromwell LLP Genesis Investment Management LLP Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Europe Limited Google SustainAbility Guardian, The Tata Ltd Hill & Associates Ltd Telegraph Media Group Page 3 of 4 Thales UBS The Risk Advisory Group Vitol TIKAD William Blair Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) Wood plc Tony Blair Associates XL Catlin TRT World UK Yomiuri Shimbun Travers Smith LLP Zadig Asset Management Tullow Oil plc NGO Members Aga Khan Foundation UK Plan International Amnesty International RTI International Asia Foundation Saferworld CIFF Sightsavers Consumers International The Elders Foundation European Interagency Security Forum (EISF) UNICEF UK International Committee of the Red Cross United to Combat NTDs Internet Society War Child Islamic Relief WWF - UK National Institute for African Studies World Animal Protection Oxfam World Food Programme Overseas Development Institute (ODI) Embassies, High Commissions and Representative Offices Algeria, Embassy of Italy, Embassy of Angola, Embassy of the Republic of Japan, Embassy of Argentine Republic, Embassy of the Jordan, Embassy of the Hashemite Kingdom of Armenia, Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Embassy of the Republic of Australia, High Commission of Korea, Embassy of the Republic of Austria, Embassy of Kosovo, Embassy of the Republic of Azerbaijan, Embassy of the Republic of Kuwait, Embassy of the State of Bahrain, Embassy of the Kingdom of Latvia, Embassy of the Republic of Belarus, Embassy of the Republic of Lebanon, Embassy of Belgium, Embassy of Lithuania, Embassy of the Republic of Brazil, Embassy of Luxembourg, Embassy of Brunei Darussalam, High Commission of Macedonia, Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria, Embassy of the Republic of Mexico, Embassy of Canada, High Commission of Moldova, Embassy of the Republic of Chile, Embassy of Mongolia, Embassy of China, Embassy of the People's Republic of Mozambique, High Commission for the Republic of Costa Rica, Embassy of Netherlands, Embassy of the Kingdom of the Croatia, Embassy of the Republic of New Zealand, High Commission of Cyprus, High Commission for the Republic of Norway, Royal Embassy of Czech Republic, Embassy of the Oman, Embassy of the Sultanate of Denmark, Royal Embassy of Pakistan, High Commission for the Islamic Republic of Dominican Republic, Embassy of the Panama, Embassy of Egypt, Embassy of the Arab Republic of Poland, Embassy of the Republic of El Salvador, Embassy of Portugal, Embassy of Estonia, Embassy of the Republic of Qatar, Embassy of the State of Finland, Embassy of Quebec, Government of France, Embassy of Romania, Embassy of Georgia, Embassy of Russian Federation, Embassy of the Germany, Embassy of the Federal Republic of Rwanda, High Commission for the Republic of Gibraltar, Government of Saudi Arabia, Embassy of the Royal Kingdom of Greece, Embassy of Scottish Government Hungary, Embassy of Serbia, Embassy of the Republic of Iceland, Embassy of Seychelles, High Commission of the Republic of India, High Commission of Singapore, High Commission for the Republic of Indonesia, Embassy of the Republic of Slovak Republic, Embassy of the Iraq, Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia, Embassy of the Republic of Ireland, Embassy of South Africa, High Commission for the Republic of Israel, Embassy of Spain, Embassy of Page 4 of 4 Sudan, Embassy of the Republic of Turkey, Embassy of the Republic of Sweden, Embassy of Ukraine, Embassy of Switzerland, Embassy of United Arab Emirates, Embassy of the Taipei Representative Office in the United Kingdom United States of America, Embassy of the Tanzania, High Commission of the United Republic of Uzbekistan, Embassy of the Republic of Tunisia, Embassy of Yemen, Embassy of the Republic of Academic Institutional Members Anglia Ruskin University - Department of Humanities and Social Sciences Brunel University - Department of Politics and History Cranfield University at the Defence Academy of the United Kingdom Goodenough College King's College London - Department of Political Economy King's College London - Department of War Studies London School of Economics - Department of International Relations Loughborough University - Academy of Diplomacy and International Governance Nanyang Technological University - S Rajaratnam School of International Studies Regent's College - Department of International Relations Royal College of Defence Studies School of Oriental and African Studies - Centre for International Studies and Diplomacy United Nations University - MERIT University College London - School of Public Policy University of Bath - Department of Politics, Languages and International Studies University of Buckingham - Department of Economics and International Studies University of East Anglia - Department of Political, Social and International Studies University of Kent - Department of Politics and International Relations University of Newcastle – Department of Politics University of Notre Dame University of Portsmouth - Centre for European and International Studies Research University of Surrey - Department of Politics University of Sussex - School of Global Studies Webster University Geneva - Department of International Relations .
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