Explore global economic trends with an award-winning international economist, renowned journalist and expert speaker. Uncover the insights shaping today’s economy.
United Kingdom
Core Intelligence Domain: Economics & Finance
Location: London, United Kingdom | Languages: English
Representation: Represented globally by PSpeakers Global Intelligence
Anatole Kaletsky is a globally pre-eminent macroeconomist, visionary financial strategist, and the Co-Chairman and Chief Economist of Gavekal, one of the world’s most influential independent providers of global economic research. With a distinguished career spanning the highest echelons of financial journalism and macroeconomic forecasting, Kaletsky provides C-suite executives, institutional investors, and policymakers with unparalleled foresight into market volatility, geopolitical shifts, and the evolving paradigm of global capitalism.
Throughout his career, Kaletsky has remained at the vanguard of economic analysis. As a founding partner of Gavekal, he advises top-tier asset managers, central banks, and multinational corporations on capital allocation, geopolitical risk, and global market trends. His proprietary macroeconomic frameworks consistently challenge conventional wisdom, offering contrarian and highly accurate insights into the trajectory of global inflation, shifting global supply chains, and the long-term impacts of government intervention.
Before dedicating his focus to Gavekal, Kaletsky built an unmatched reputation in financial journalism. He served as Editor-at-Large and principal economic commentator for The Times of London, and held senior editorial and correspondent roles at the Financial Times, Reuters, and The Economist. Furthermore, he served as Co-Chairman of the Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET), a foundation established following the 2008 global financial crisis to reform and broaden the scope of economic methodology.
Kaletsky is the author of the critically acclaimed book, Capitalism 4.0: The Birth of a New Economy. In this seminal work, he accurately predicted that the 2008 financial crisis would not lead to the demise of global capitalism, but rather catalyse its evolution into a new, more adaptable phase characterised by a shifting relationship between markets and governments. His ongoing research continues to track the development of this fourth phase of capitalism amidst contemporary crises, technological disruptions, and the global transition toward sustainable energy.
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