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Bronwyn Curtis
Gain valuable insights into the world of finance and economics with Bronwyn Curtis, speaker, economist, and media expert.
Bronwyn Curtis is a British Australian economist with a successful career in finance and media. She began her professional journey in finance, working for prestigious institutions such as Deutsche Bank and Nomura International. At Deutsche Bank, she held the position of Global Head of Currency & Fixed Income Strategy, while at Nomura International, she served as the Chief Economist.
In 1999, Curtis transitioned to the media sector, joining Bloomberg LP as the Head of European Broadcast and Managing Editor. Her expertise in economics and finance made her a sought-after speaker and moderator at conferences, including the OECD Forum on 'Health of Nations', an event focused on the airline industry and global markets, and a panel discussion on improving productivity and building the UK workforce.
In 2008, Curtis returned to the financial sector, taking on the role of Head of Global Research at HSBC Bank. She was later promoted to Senior Advisor for Global Banking and Markets and Executive Editor for Global Communications. At HSBC, she also served as the Governor of the London School of Economics (LSE).
Curtis's contributions to business economics have been recognized, and she was awarded the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2008. She serves on several committees and continues speaking at events on finance and economics.
Book Bronwyn Curtis as a speaker to gain unparalleled insights from a distinguished economist with a rich background in both finance and media. Her experience at top-tier institutions like Deutsche Bank, Nomura International, and HSBC, combined with her media expertise at Bloomberg, ensures she delivers compelling and informed perspectives. Elevate your event with her authoritative knowledge and engaging presentation style.
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Bronwyn Curtis draws on her career spanning senior roles in institutional finance and financial media to frame economic and market topics, grounding analysis in practitioner experience rather than theory alone.
Bronwyn Curtis speaks on economics, finance and global markets, currency and fixed income strategy, workforce productivity, and leadership in financial institutions. She was awarded the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in 2008, having held senior roles at Deutsche Bank, Nomura International, Bloomberg LP, and HSBC Bank.
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