Nouriel Roubini
“One should be pessimistic about the ability of policy and financial authorities to manage and contain a crisis of this magnitude: thus, one should be prepared for the worst – a systemic financial crisis.”
Currently Adjunct Professor at the Stern Graduate School of Business of New York University teaching MBA courses on the global economy and financial markets. Previously, he was the interest rate strategist and Chief U.S. economist with JP Morgan Asset Management (Fixed Income) where he was responsible for implementing strategies regarding the U.S. economy, key fixed income markets, and Fed policy. Roubini also worked extensively with clients in connection with asset allocation and portfolio structuring decisions.
Prior to joining JP Morgan, he was a Director and Senior Fixed Income Economist with Banc One Capital Markets for 14 years and a Visiting Lecturer at the Graduate Business School of the University of Illinois at Chicago and DePaul University. He holds a Doctorate in Monetary Policy and Financial Markets from the Sorbonne in Paris and a Master’s in International Finance also from the Sorbonne. Roubini has a reputation for economical foresight in our nation and is a major figure in the international debate concerning the U.S. economy and its future.
Prospect Magazine, in January 2009, voted him #2 on its “List of the World’s 100 Greatest Living Public Intellectuals”. He has recently appeared before Congress, the Council on Foreign Relations, and the World Economic Forum at Davos. It is imperative to follow up on his current debates and interviews due to his history of economical foresight concerning the United States.
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