Norbert Gaillard
Independent consultant
Norbert Gaillard is economist and independent consultant. His PhD dissertation, completed in 2008 and supervised by Professor Marc Flandreau, dealt with sovereign rating methodologies. Norbert Gaillard was a Fulbright Fellow at Princeton University. He has served as consultant to the IFC, the World Bank, the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (France), the State of Sonora (Mexico), and the OECD. He has just published the book A Century of Sovereign Ratings (Springer, New York, October 2011).
Articles by Norbert Gaillard:
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Bankers' conflicts of interest in the interwar years: New lessons for today
18 April 2010, 8015 reads
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Emerging market debts: Why don’t investment banks pay attention?
21 August 2009, 10302 reads
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Rating agencies and the logic of regulatory license
26 June 2009, 12226 reads
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