David Nowakowski is director of credit strategy at Roubini Global Economics. David brings over twelve years of market experience to RGE. Previously, he was a managing director at Atlas Capital Management, a global macro hedge fund focused on emerging markets. His experience includes working at the Rohatyn Group, an emerging market hedge fund group, where he was the fixed-income and currency strategist, Lazard Asset Management, where he was a fixed-income portfolio manager, and Salomon/Citigroup, where he worked in capital markets and liability management. David holds a bachelor’s degree in physics and mathematics and a master’s degree in physics from Harvard University, as well as a master’s degree in economics from the London School of Economics.
Recent Blog Posts by David Nowakowski
- The Evolution of the ECB’s Thinking on Negative Deposit Rates
- Nowakowski on CNBC to Discuss Cyprus
- Krugman vs. Druckenmiller: A Blow by Blow Analysis
- Do New Laws and Budgets Automatically Supercede Old Laws and Debt Ceilings? A Legal Q&A
- The Rich Got $17 Trillion Richer
- RGE’s David Nowakowski on CNBC: ECB Must Implement Creative Policy
- Adoboli Verdict: Harsh or Lenient?
- QE3 Will Work if it Shifts Expectations That the Fed Will Tolerate More Inflation
- How Many Euro Breakup Scenarios Are There?
- Live Blogging the Financial Meltdown: Nouriel’s 26 Early Warnings and Predictions
- How Much Did Barclays Make From Manipulating Libor?
- Has Fiscal Policy Been Tried?
- Bloomberg Is Prepared for New Drachma
- For Every Seller There’s a Buyer
- Tim Harford on UK Budget
- Today’s Trivia Question: Why Was There No NFP Release Today?
- Apple Shares Reach $500 Milestone
- California to Argentina: How Big a Nosedive?
- US $707 Trillion
- Central Banks’ Actions: Important, But a Safety Net Rather Than Strong Medicine
- RGE’s Nowakowski and Das Debate: Why Not Make the EFSF a Hedge Fund?
- Calling Into Question Brad DeLong’s Respect for Wolfgang Schäuble
- Underwater Mortgage? Call 1-888-995-HOPE
- U.S. Housing – Measures to Prevent an Economic Cancer
- Looking Ahead – Who’s on the FOMC in 2012?
- Copying Sweden, Fed Tries to Avoid Becoming Like Japan
- Giving Up Without Even Trying
- A Relative Decline: Challenging But Not Terminal
- FT Arrives at Wrong Conclusion on Greek Crisis and CDS
- Funded vs. Unfunded
- Companies Stave Off Defaults
- A Look at Fitch Ratings European Credit Outlook 2011
- Lower Correlations: Only an Interlude
- Ignore the Noise: What the Federal Reserve Should Do Next
