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          Michala Marcussen, Chief Economist at Société Générale, addressed these and other questions in our latest #ESMLunchTalk with ESM Chief Economist Rolf.

        1. In her 25 years at Société Générale, Michala Marcussen has developed an expertise in the buy and sell sides of the financial industry, risk.
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        3. Michala Marcussen joined SG CIB as Global Head of Economics, in December and heads a team of 25 economists based in Paris, London, Warsaw, Prague, New York.
        4. Check out the public and private sector speakers at the Eurofi Stockholm High Level Seminar (April ).

          5. Michala Marcussen assumed the role of Societe Generale’s Group Chief Economist in September 2017 and leads a team of over 30 economists and sector engineer’s in her role as Head of Economic and Sector Research in the Risk Division.

          She is a member of Société Générale’s Group Management Committee and has been with the Group since 1994. She began her career with Den Danske Bank in 1986 and has worked in Copenhagen, Brussels, London and Paris. With over 30 years of experience in the financial industry, she is a frequent commentator in the economic debate and has done extensive work on European integration, the long-term economic outlook, fair value of interest rates and pension savings.

          The recent global inflationary experience was charac- terized by a complex set of events.

          Michala Marcussen holds a Master of Science in Economics from the University of Copenhagen and is a CFA charterholder. Michala Marcussen is also Vice President of the SUERF (European Money and Finance Forum) Council of Management.

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