John Chown

John Chown – a monetary economist, winning the Adam Smith Prize at Cambridge University for a dissertation on fixed versus floating exchange rates – made his career and reputation in international tax. Much of his work involved major international mergers, acquisitions and bond issues, where there was scope for abuse. He later advised post-Communist and other economies on capital markets, and was a co-founder of the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

Articles by John Chown

Financial Stability

Book notes: Shadow networks, by Francisco Louçã and Michael Ash

While not all central bankers will read this book, the problems it presents should not be left to politicians to solve

05 Aug 2019

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