Claudio Borio
Bank for International Settlements
Claudio Borio is Deputy Head of the Monetary and Economic Department and Director of Research and Statistics, Bank for International Settlements. He has been at the BIS since 1987, covering various responsibilities in the Monetary and Economic Department including being the Head of the Secretariat that services two standing committees of senior central bank officials from the G-10 countries, the Committee on the Global Financial System and the Gold and Foreign Exchange Committee, which examine, inter alia, issues related to financial market developments and functioning. From 1985-1987, he worked as economist at the OECD in the country studies branch of the Economics and Statistics Department. Prior to that, he was Lecturer and Research Fellow at Brasenose College, Oxford University. He holds a DPhil and MPhil in Economics and a BA in Politics, Philosophy and Economics from the same university. Author of numerous publications in the fields of monetary policy, banking, finance and issues related to financial stability.
Articles by Claudio Borio:
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Measuring potential output: Eye on the financial cycle
9 April 2013, 8675 reads
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Macroeconomics and the financial cycle: Hamlet without the Prince?
2 February 2013, 18404 reads
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Did global imbalances cause the financial crisis?
26 July 2011, 21187 reads
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Rethinking monetary policy – lessons from the crisis
7 May 2010, 9759 reads
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We are all macroprudentialists now
14 April 2009, 18517 reads
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