Dr. Philippa Malmgren Deputy Head of Global Strategy & Head of Political Analysis Warburg Dillon Read

Philippa Malmgren is a Managing Director at Warburg Dillon Read (UBS) where she serves as the Deputy Head of Global Strategy and she is the Head of Political Analysis. She is also currently serving as an advisor on international economic issues to the Governor of Texas, George W. Bush. In 1999 she was named a Global Leader of Tomorrow by the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

Before joining WDR, she worked at Bankers Trust Company as the Chief Market Strategist in their Foreign Exchange business in London. She also worked as the Regional Head of Sales and Marketing for Bankers Trust Global Investment Management business in Asia, based in Hong Kong.

She has been consultant to the OECD in Paris on Science, Technology and Industry matters. While completing her Ph.D. on United States trade policy at the London School of Economics she served as an editor of The World Economy for the Trade Policy Research Centre in London. She worked in the United States Trade Representative, Executive Office of the President in Washington D.C.

She has a B.A. (1984) in Political Philosophy from Mount Vernon College and an M.Sc.(1986) and Ph.D. (1991) in International Political Economy from the London School of Economics. She was also a Visiting Scholar at Yale University.

In 1998 she participated in the Harvard program on National and International Security Issues. In addition, she is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations Congressional Study Group on US-Japan Relations, the President's Circle of the Asia Society, the Royal Institute of International Affairs in London and SUERF, a monetary policy group based in Europe, and the Finance Foundation and the Oxford Banking Forum. She holds the SFA qualification. She has given lectures at Oxford University, the US Military Academy at West Point, Monash University in Australia and the London School of Economics.

She also appears regularly on television and print media: CNN, CNBC, Financial Times, Washington Post, Bridge News, International Herald Tribune.

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