Reserve your spot to hear Ethan Harris, Managing Director and Head of Global Economics Research at Bank of America (BofA), share his expertise with you. As one of the nation’s preeminent economic forecasters and leading authority, he will reveal his outlook on the U.S. economy and:
Leading forecaster, noted authority, highly ranked
Managing BofA’s global economics team, forecasts and publications, Mr. Harris is responsible for formulating and communicating the North America economic outlook and the Federal Reserve policy projection. His regular research publications include Global Economic Weekly, Ethanomics, and Morning Market Tidbits. Ranked highly in investor polls and forecast surveys, his insights are frequently featured in the financial media. He authored Ben Bernanke’s Fed: The Federal Reserve After Greenspan and has previously served as the chief U.S. economist at Lehman Brothers. He also worked as an economist at Barclays and JP Morgan and spent nine years at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he was assistant to the president and head of the Domestic Research Division.
Reserve your spot to hear Ethan Harris, Managing Director and Head of Global Economics Research at Bank of America (BofA), share his expertise with you. As one of the nation’s preeminent economic forecasters and leading authority, he will reveal his outlook on the U.S. economy and:
Leading forecaster, noted authority, highly ranked
Managing BofA’s global economics team, forecasts and publications, Mr. Harris is responsible for formulating and communicating the North America economic outlook and the Federal Reserve policy projection. His regular research publications include Global Economic Weekly, Ethanomics, and Morning Market Tidbits. Ranked highly in investor polls and forecast surveys, his insights are frequently featured in the financial media. He authored Ben Bernanke’s Fed: The Federal Reserve After Greenspan and has previously served as the chief U.S. economist at Lehman Brothers. He also worked as an economist at Barclays and JP Morgan and spent nine years at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, where he was assistant to the president and head of the Domestic Research Division.