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Martin Hutchinson
Market analyst and author



Martin Hutchinson writes a weekly column, The Bear's Lair, providing economic and market commentary.

He was also Business and Economics Editor at United Press International, in Washington, D.C., from 2000 to 2004.

Previously, he was an international merchant banker for 25 years working in London, New York and Zagreb. In Zagreb, he established the Croatian debt capital markets.

He is the co-author (with Kevin Dowd) of Alchemists of Loss (Wiley, 2010). He also wrote Great Conservatives: A Perspective on British History (Academica Press, 2004), on the great British governments of 1783-1830.

Mr. Hutchinson has a degree from Trinity College, Cambridge, and an MBA from Harvard Business School.

   

Recent contributions:

Funny Money and the Super-Rich
 
Where Would China Be Without Nixon?
 
Just Blame the Mathematicians?
 
Reinventing Banking After the Jamie Dimon Flameout
 
The French Road to Perdition
 
America: Populist Before It Was Capitalist
 
Goldman’s Rise in a World Without Responsibilities
 



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