Richard Werner is a pioneering economist and banking expert whose research on credit creation has transformed our understanding of financial systems and their impact on economic growth. His groundbreaking Quantity Theory of Credit has proven remarkably predictive of financial crises.

As a professor of banking and finance with credentials from the London School of Economics and Oxford University, Richard has held prestigious academic positions at Southampton University and Goethe-University Frankfurt. His bestselling book Princes of the Yen topped Japanese charts, while his work introducing quantitative easing in 1995 influenced central banking practices worldwide.

Richard helps organisations navigate complex financial landscapes by revealing how banking systems truly operate and decoding complex monetary policies and banking practices that directly affect business planning and investment strategies. His research-backed approach enables companies to anticipate economic shifts and develop resilient financial frameworks, particularly valuable during periods of market volatility and regulatory change.

Audiences leave Richard's presentations with practical knowledge about how financial systems impact their businesses, clear strategies for managing capital during economic fluctuations, and insights into sustainable banking practices that benefit both companies and communities.

Book Richard to gain insider knowledge of financial systems that will give your organisation a competitive edge in today's uncertain economic environment.