Roger Bootle

Roger is a former HSBC Chief Economist and winner of the Wolfson Prize for his and his team's study on how a country would leave the Euro. In The Comment Awards 2012, he was named Economics Commentator of the year and regularly appears on TV and Radio and is a columnist for the Telegraph. Roger has written many articles and several books on monetary economics. After lecturing at Oxford, Roger became a dealer at Citibank, one of the few economists to gain direct trading experience. He then switched to the role of Group Chief Economist at HSBC and Lloyds Merchant Bank, before establishing his own consultancy and becoming a senior advisor to the House of Commons Treasury Committee.

What he offers you

Roger Bootle's expertise on World and European economics is a valuable source of information for decision makers around the globe. He has a reputation for originality, forthrightness and insight which few can match. Business leaders will benefit from his astute insights and analytical brilliance of the economic landscape.

How he presents

Roger uses his wealth of experience to give audiences valuable insights into the current state of global economics. He is witty, incisive and to the point making him highly sought-after as a keynote and conference speaker.

Languages

Roger presents in English.

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• The Trouble with Markets
• The World Economy
• European Monetary Policy
• Inflation and the Economy
• The AI Economy

• Roger was excellent and well prepared. He was confident and dynamic, with intelligent humour throughout - Education and Research Institute

• 2019
  The AI Economy: Work, Wealth and Welfare in the Age of the Robot
• 2017
  Making a Success of Brexit and Reforming the EU: The Brexit edition of The Trouble with Europe
• 2014
  The Trouble with Europe
• 2009
  The Trouble with Markets: Saving Capitalism from Itself
• 2003
  Money for Nothing: Real Wealth, Financial Fantasies and the Economy of the Future