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Gertjan Vlieghe
Executive Fellow of Economics
PhD (LSE)
Dr Gertjan Vlieghe’s research focuses largely on macroeconomics with an emphasis on monetary policy, in particular the role of credit, borrower balance sheets and asset prices.
He is a member of the Monetary Policy Committee, Bank of England, which is a role he has held since September 2015.
Previously, he was a partner and senior economist at Brevan Howard Asset Management, researching global macroeconomic trends and their interaction with asset prices. From 2005 to 2007 he was a bond strategist at Deutsche Bank. From 1998 to 2005 he held a number of posts at the Bank of England, including economic assistant to the former governor, Mervyn King.
Dr Vlieghe holds a doctorate from the London School of Economics.
- gvlieghe@london.edu
- +44 (0)20 7000 8477
Teaching portfolio
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Masters Degrees core courses
A key part of our Masters programmes curriculum.
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Financial Institutions
Financial Institutions
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Financial Institutions
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Masters Degrees electives
Optional courses providing a deep dive into specialist areas.
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Banking and Monetary Policy in the Global Economy
This course analyses the relationships between the financial system, central banks and the economy. We will explore the following questions: What purpose does the financial system serve? How are money and credit created in the modern economy? How do banks, central banks and financial markets interact? How have central bank tools and objectives evolved? How should the financial system be regulated? We will make frequent references to current debates among policy-makers and financial market participants. PROGRAMMES WITH THIS ELECTIVE
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Banking and Monetary Policy in the Global Economy