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B Peter Rosendorff

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, B. Peter Rosendorff.

Rosendorff is a Professor of Politics at New York University with an affiliate appointment at NYU-Aby Dhabi. His research interests include the political economy of terrorism, bilateral trade and investment, sovereign debt, international organizations, and the anti-globalization backlash.

Episode 155: Debt Isn't Everything

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to Member Spotlight Paul Sheard's recent guest appearance on the Inside Economics podcast where he and Mark Zandi dug into the February CPI report for the US to talk inflation and how to think about the nation's fiscal deficits. Learn more and listen to Episode 155: Debt isn't Everything

Layna Mosley

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, Layna Mosley.

Justin Weinstein

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, Justin Weinstein.

Bill Papadakis

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, Bill Papadakis.

Bill is a Macro Strategist at Banque Lombard Odier & Cie SA where he analyzes macroeconomic trends, identifies risks, generates investment ideas, and prepares communication materials on macro views / investment decisions.

Daniel Shaykevich

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, Daniel Shaykevich.

Daniel is a portfolio manager focusing on emerging markets, credit, and core bond strategies in Vanguard's active fixed income group. He is also a co-head and lead portfolio manager for emerging markets bond team.

Tyson White

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, Tyson White. 

As a Director at Breakthrough Energy, Tyson oversees the structuring and maintenance of partnerships across the platform, utilizing his extensive experience in project finance and capital markets to drive investment.

Alen Amini

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, Alen Amini.

Alen is a project leader for BCG with previous experience in education, government, small business, and nonprofit leadership. He has a passion for geopolitics and is the executive director of WiderNet, a nonprofit that provides information access to people lacking reliable internet

The Fed Will Slow QT. What Matters Is Where It Stops

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to Member Spotlight a recent Bloomberg Opinion article by BWC Chair Bill Dudley. In the op-ed, Dudley emphasizes the importance of the central bank trimming its balance sheet effectively and replenishing stimulus resources without causing market instability.

Episode 394: Where Money Comes From with Paul Sheard

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to Member Spotlight Paul Sheard's recent guest appearance on the 'unSILOed' podcast hosted by Greg LaBlanc. In Episode 394: Where Money Comes From, Paul and Greg chat about the common misconceptions around how money is made and injected into the economy, government debt, and the role of quantitative easing.