Richard A. Werner is a distinguished expert in international banking and monetary economics, serving as Chair in International Banking at the University of Southampton, UK, and Director of its Centre for Banking, Finance and Sustainable Development. With a D.Phil. from Oxford and a B.Sc. in Economics from the London School of Economics, Richard is also a visiting Professor at Goethe University, Frankfurt. Known for coining the term "quantitative easing," his insights have shaped global economic policies. His bestselling book, "Princes of the Yen," explores central banks' roles in financial crises. Richard's expertise is invaluable for businesses navigating the complexities of modern banking and economic systems. His talks offer actionable strategies for asset allocation and understanding the future of banking, making him a sought-after speaker worldwide. Book Richard Werner to gain unparalleled insights into the evolving financial landscape and drive your organization forward.
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What topics does Richard Werner specialise in?
Richard Werner specialises in talking about international banking, monetary economics, quantitative easing and more.
What is Richard Werner's speaking style like?
Richard delivers insightful talks on banking and economics, blending expertise with practical strategies. His engaging style and deep knowledge make complex topics accessible and relevant for diverse audiences. __
Does Richard Werner offer virtual speaking engagements?
Yes, Richard Werner offers virtual speaker bookings for webinars, online conferences, and remote or distributed team engagements.