Megan Greene is a senior economist for Western Europe and the Eurozone at Roubini Global Economics. Megan’s research specializations include the eurozone debt crisis, the ECB, Greece, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Italy and Germany. She regularly appears in broadcast and print media. From 2007-11, she worked as an economist at the Economist Intelligence Unit, serving as the company’s euro-crisis expert and focusing on developments in the PIIGS and Germany, as well as at the EU-level. Prior to working as an economist, Megan was a political risk consultant at Oxford Analytica, an investment banking analyst at JP Morgan Chase and an advisor to the Liechtenstein royal family on eradicating money laundering from the principality’s financial services industry. She holds a master’s degree from Nuffield College, the University of Oxford, and received a BA in political economy from Princeton University.
Recent Blog Posts by Megan Greene
- Ireland Should Vote Yes on the Fiscal Compact
- Get Ready for the Spanish Bailout
- Greek Politics: A Step Towards the Exit
- Bloomberg Video with RGE’s Megan Greene: Spain is Insolvent, Bailout to Come
- Spain Following in Ireland’s Footsteps
- Why Spain Won’t Regain Market Confidence
- EZ Break-Up Stands to Benefit the Core
- RGE’s Christian Menegatti and Megan Greene Chat about the EZ – Fewer Headlines, Just as Many Problems
- Eurozone Crisis: In the Eye of the Storm
- Why Greece Could Be Better Off Outside the EZ
- Note from Athens: Feeling on the Ground Has Palpably Changed
- Has the 3-year LTRO Changed the Path Forward for the EZ Crisis?
- German Proposal for Greece’s Compliance: Accelerating Eurozone Exit
- 3yr LTRO: Breaking or Strengthening the Banking/Sovereign Feedback Loop?
- Remember Greek PSI?
- ESM Loses All Its Teeth
