Keith Pilbeam Brief Biography
Keith Pilbeam is a Professor of International Economics and Finance at City, University of London, UK (City, University of London). He teaches at Cass Business School (Cass) and on the international programme of Boston University. He obtained his PhD from the European University Institute in Florence (EUI.eu) where he also spent time as a visiting Professor. He undertakes consulting work for a number of City financial institutions and advises the UK Foreign Office on international economic issues. President of the International Economics and Finance Society (UK) iefs.org.uk and Treasurer of the European Economics and Finance Society eefs-eu.org, he is also author of three books International Finance, Finance and Financial Markets and Exchange Rate Management (all published Palgrave Macmillan). His research has been published in numerous well known economics and finance Journals such as the Journal of Banking and Finance, Oxford Economic Papers, the International Journal of Finance and Economics, International Economics and Economic Policy, the Annals of Finance and Applied Economics. He is also Co-editor of the Journal of Economic Asymmetries (Elsevier).
Consultancy work includes hedge funds, banks, economics and finance training, trading strategy, sovereign debt, currency developments and asset allocation. Please note consultancy work is normally carried out and billed via Gerson Lerhman Group.
Speaking and lectures
Keith is a frequent speaker in the City on the issues of the world economy, developments in financial markets and advising on potential profitable trades in the world of finance. Recent speeches have included the Chartered Financial Analysts Institute, the Loan Market Association and the Association for Financial Markets Europe. He appears frequently on media such as Bloomberg, Sky news, BBC world wide, ITV, CNN, CNBC, Press TV covering issues such as the global economy, the Eurozone crisis, sovereign debt, developments in the global financial markets and macroeconomic developments. If you would like to consider Keith as a guest speaker (or for consultancy work) then please use the contact form below:
Keith Pilbeam is a Professor of International Economics and Finance at City, University of London, UK (City, University of London). He teaches at Cass Business School (Cass) and on the international programme of Boston University. He obtained his PhD from the European University Institute in Florence (EUI.eu) where he also spent time as a visiting Professor. He undertakes consulting work for a number of City financial institutions and advises the UK Foreign Office on international economic issues. President of the International Economics and Finance Society (UK) iefs.org.uk and Treasurer of the European Economics and Finance Society eefs-eu.org, he is also author of three books International Finance, Finance and Financial Markets and Exchange Rate Management (all published Palgrave Macmillan). His research has been published in numerous well known economics and finance Journals such as the Journal of Banking and Finance, Oxford Economic Papers, the International Journal of Finance and Economics, International Economics and Economic Policy, the Annals of Finance and Applied Economics. He is also Co-editor of the Journal of Economic Asymmetries (Elsevier).
Consultancy work includes hedge funds, banks, economics and finance training, trading strategy, sovereign debt, currency developments and asset allocation. Please note consultancy work is normally carried out and billed via Gerson Lerhman Group.
Speaking and lectures
Keith is a frequent speaker in the City on the issues of the world economy, developments in financial markets and advising on potential profitable trades in the world of finance. Recent speeches have included the Chartered Financial Analysts Institute, the Loan Market Association and the Association for Financial Markets Europe. He appears frequently on media such as Bloomberg, Sky news, BBC world wide, ITV, CNN, CNBC, Press TV covering issues such as the global economy, the Eurozone crisis, sovereign debt, developments in the global financial markets and macroeconomic developments. If you would like to consider Keith as a guest speaker (or for consultancy work) then please use the contact form below: