Experts
Lawrence Goodman
President
lgoodman@the-cfs.org
Lawrence Goodman is the President of the Center for
Financial Stability (CFS).
Mr. Goodman was Managing Director and Global Head of Emerging Market
Strategy at Bank of America, where he led the team responsible for
analysis of emerging economies and currencies in Asia, the Americas,
and Europe. Earlier in his career, he was an economist at Bank of
America representing the institution on Economic Subcommittees to the Bank
Advisory Committee to analyze and negotiate Brady and Baker debt
restructuring agreements.
Prior to Bank of America, Mr. Goodman ran Quantitative Policy Analysis
(QPA) at the U.S. Treasury, where he created and developed a crisis
prevention business within the public sector by co-founding and
chairing an inter-agency (13) group to advise senior officials
throughout the U.S. government on potential crises. Previously, he was
Chief Global Economist at Santander Investment, where he functioned as
the lead US economist and a member of the Executive Committee for the
Global Equity Group. Before Santander, he served as the Head of Latin
America Economic Research at Salomon Brothers Inc. He was repeatedly
ranked for economic research by Institutional Investor.
Mr. Goodman holds a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, an MBA
in finance from UC Berkeley, and has engaged in Ph.D. studies in
economics at The New School. He served on the Board of the Emerging
Market Traders Association (EMTA) from 2006-09 and the Advisory Board
of the “Emerging Markets Quarterly” an Institutional Investor
publication from 1996-2001.
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