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Europe
United Kingdom
Core Intelligence Domain: Economics & Global Markets
Location: London, United Kingdom | Languages: English, Mandarin Chinese
Representation: Represented globally by PSpeakers Global Intelligence
Linda Yueh is a highly esteemed economist, award-winning author, and distinguished broadcaster who delivers unparalleled macro-economic foresight to C-suite leaders, institutional investors, and global policymakers. Combining rigorous academic research with decades of frontline experience analysing global markets, she provides proprietary frameworks that help organisations navigate geopolitical shifts, fluctuating trade dynamics, and long-term economic megatrends.
Dr. Yueh holds deeply respected academic positions as a Fellow in Economics at St Edmund Hall, Oxford University, and as an Adjunct Professor of Economics at London Business School. She is a widely consulted advisor at the highest levels of government and international policy, having served as an Adviser to the UK Board of Trade and as Chair of the LSE Economic Diplomacy Commission. Her deep understanding of economic statecraft and international trade allows her to decode the complexities of a fragmenting global economy, offering leaders clarity amidst volatility.
Recognised globally for her ability to translate dense financial data into actionable strategic intelligence, Linda previously served as the Chief Business Correspondent for BBC News and as Economics Editor for Bloomberg TV. During her broadcasting career, she anchored flagship programmes and interviewed the world’s most influential financial figures, giving her a unique, holistic perspective on the intersection of public policy and corporate strategy.
Linda is the author of several critically acclaimed books that serve as essential reading for modern business leaders. Her notable work, The Great Economists: How Their Ideas Can Help Us Today, was selected as one of The Times’ Best Business Books of the Year. Her latest groundbreaking publication, The Great Crashes: Lessons from Global Meltdowns and How to Prevent Them, provides a vital historical framework for assessing current financial risks, inflation trajectories, and systemic vulnerabilities.
“A knowledgeable economist who is a great presenter. She clearly knows her subject well.”
“Very knowledgeable, kept delegates focused on what could have been quite a dry subject! Analysis of future economic trends and those relating to the advertising industry was insightful but raised nothing that was really unexpected.”