As the Financial Times economics commentator, Chris Giles has been a prominent figure in economic analysis for many years. He writes a fortnightly column and the weekly newsletter, ‘Chris Giles on Central Banks’. Previously, he served as economics editor and leader writer. In 2023, he was appointed Honorary Professor of Practice at UCL Policy Lab.
During his tenure at the Financial Times, Chris has had exceptional access to major economic facts and has influenced their global perception. He provides clear insights into the economy on both global and regional scales, including the UK and Europe.
Chris is an experienced speaker, panelist, and moderator, known for his expertise in global trends, the UK economy, and its European relationships. He has spoken and moderated at significant events such as the IMF, Davos, and the World Bank. Additionally, he has collaborated with leading corporate firms in Europe, the US, and Asia.
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Please note: we can only assist with speaking requests. For anything else, we recommend reaching out to Chris Giles directly.
What topics does Chris Giles specialise in?
Chris Giles specialises in talking about economic analysis, global trends, UK and European economics and more.
What is Chris Giles's speaking style like?
Chris delivers insightful economic analysis with clarity and authority, engaging audiences through his expertise. His presentations are well-received, making complex topics accessible and relevant to diverse audiences. __
Does Chris Giles offer virtual speaking engagements?
Yes, Chris Giles offers virtual speaker bookings for webinars, online conferences, and remote or distributed team engagements.