Capital Economics

Capital Economics

Infobox Company
company_name = Capital Economics Ltd
company_
foundation = London (1999)
founder = Roger Bootle
location_city = London
location_country = United Kingdom
key_people = Roger Bootle, Managing Director
Julian Jessop, Director
Jonathan Loynes, Director

area_served =
industry = Economics and Finance
num_employees = 35
homepage = http://www.capitaleconomics.com

Capital Economics Ltd is an independent macroeconomic research consultancy based in London, UK. It was founded in 1999 by Roger Bootle. The firm has offices in London, UK, and Toronto, Canada.

Capital Economics currently has over 600 regular , ranging from some of the world’s largest banks to boutique property investors. They include fund managers, insurance companies, pension funds, investment banks, hedge funds, stockbrokers, retailers, and house builders.

Principal Staff

* Roger Bootle, Managing Director.
* Julian Jessop, Chief International Economist.
* Jonathan Loynes, Chief European Economist. Loynes came top of the Sunday Times table of UK economic forecasters in both 2000 and 2005. [http://www.capitaleconomics.com/ourstaff/global_economics.php Our Staff - Global Economics ] ]

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