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Edward Harrison

Edward Harrison is a banking and finance specialist at the economic consultancy Global Macro Advisors focusing on global economics and corporate strategy. Previously, he was a partner at the consultancy Lion Strategy Advisors, and worked in various consulting, strategy and M&A roles at Deutsche Bank, Bain Consulting, the Corporate Executive Board and Yahoo.

Mr. Harrison started his career as a diplomat in the foreign service. He speaks German, Dutch, Swedish, Spanish and French as well as English and can read a number of other European languages. He holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and completed his undergraduate studies with a degree in economics from Dartmouth College.

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Government Bailouts Multiply as Paulson Prepares to Leave Washington
on Nov 14, 2008 about C, GE, AIG
G-20 Summit: A New World Order?
on Nov 13, 2008 about DBV, EWA, EWC
Regulators Signal Confidence in Fifth Third
on Nov 04, 2008 about FITB
U.S. Manufacturing in Freefall
on Nov 04, 2008 about XLB, XLP, SPY
Reverse Carry Trade Borrowing Proves Deadly
on Nov 02, 2008 about EEM, DBV, ADRE
Understanding the GDP Deflator
on Oct 31, 2008
Dollar Strength: An Illusion
on Oct 27, 2008 about UUP, UDN
Currency Crisis in the Making
on Oct 27, 2008 about EEM, DBV, FXB
Energy, Consumer Staples: Value Investments Increasing
on Oct 23, 2008 about SUN, TSO, KXI
Beware Investment in Emerging Markets
on Oct 21, 2008
Is the Panic Over?
on Oct 16, 2008 about QQQQ, SPY, DIA
Where Is the Global Economy Headed Now?
on Oct 12, 2008 about XLF
10 Updated Predictions for the Rest of the Year
on Oct 09, 2008 about RBS, UBS, FITB
Wachovia Sale to Wells Fargo Is a Better Deal for the U.S. Banking System
on Oct 06, 2008 about WB, C, WFC
European Governments Should Look to Ireland's Response on Credit Crisis
on Oct 02, 2008
Seven Things Congress's New Plan Should Have
on Oct 01, 2008
The U.S. Banking System is Effectively Insolvent
on Sep 29, 2008 about SKF, QQQQ, DIA
European Finance Now Under Attack
on Sep 29, 2008 about EWU, FXB, EWG
Paulson's Plan is About Marking to Market
on Sep 26, 2008
Just the Facts: JPMorgan Buys WaMu's Deposits Division
on Sep 26, 2008 about WM, JPM
The Dummy's Guide to the U.S. Financial Crisis
on Sep 25, 2008 about IYF, XLF
What Should a Banking Crisis Bill Really Look Like?
on Sep 24, 2008
Paulson and Bernanke Were Wrong on Lehman
on Sep 23, 2008 about LEHMQ.PK
Lloyds Buys HBOS for a Song
on Sep 18, 2008 about RBS, LYG
Lehman's Bankruptcy Creates Systemic Risk
on Sep 16, 2008 about LEH
National City Gets Approval to Raise Capital
on Sep 16, 2008 about NCC
Lehman Fallout: HBOS and RBS in the Hot Seat
on Sep 15, 2008 about RBS, IEV, FXE
AIG Looking to Raise $20B
on Sep 14, 2008 about AIG
Nationalization of the U.S. Mortgage Problem
on Sep 12, 2008 about FRE, FNM
WaMu Leads Regional Banks to Painful Sell-Off
on Sep 11, 2008 about NCC, KRE, FITB
Lehman Loses $3.9B; Tries to Address Market Concerns
on Sep 10, 2008 about LEH
Chewing on the FDIC List of 'Problem' Banks
on Sep 10, 2008 about CORS, BKUNA, FBC

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