Few economists have both the global and local experience of Stephen Koukoulas. He is an economic thought leader in his role with his business, Market Economics.
Stephen is often driving the debate on housing, consumer spending, investment strategies, interest rates and budget policy. He does this by drawing on his unique background including his experience heading global research for TD in London, his role as Chief Economist of Citibank and Former Senior Economic Advisor to the Australian Prime Minister.
When it comes to the economy, Stephen continues to cover the big issues. He does so independently, without the constraints of many of the bank economists who are limited by what they can say. Stephen’s views are presented without fear or favour.
Stephen is the go-to economist for many businesses, investors, fund managers and the media. He is a regular contributor to Yahoo Finance and appears on television including the ABC, The Project and Sky and is regularly called upon to contribute to radio interviews across the country.
As a keynote speaker and panellist Stephen is asked to discuss the economy with audiences as diverse as the corporate world to school students – an affirmation of his ability to turn complex economic analysis into terms mere mortals can understand.
Independent. Impartial. Entertaining.
Unemployment and wages growth: the predictions
Stephen was very well received. Many found it very helpful to hear Stephen explain a difficult topic in a way they could understand.
Hunter Douglas Australia
The response was very positive. Stephen was able to communicate what is quite technical, to [become] an engaging and informative discussion.
Learning & Development Manager, Strata Community Association
Stephen presented on what can be very technical, dry themes in a highly engaging manner that resonated with a broad audience. A number of our attendees said it was the best presentation they had seen from an Economist on the current market.
Amy Watson – Grant Thornton
One of Australia’s most influential economists.
The Australian Financial Review
The feedback from the participants has been fantastic. You really make a serious subject interesting and engaging!
HR, Wesfarmers Insurance
