Philip Coggan
Economics Expert and Columnist
Philip Coggan is an acclaimed journalist and author known for his insightful analysis of economic and financial matters. With a distinguished career spanning several decades, Coggan has made significant contributions to the field of financial journalism, earning respect and recognition worldwide.
"A voice of authority on matters ranging from finance to management"
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Philip Coggan is a well-regarded columnist for The Economist, where he writes the "Bartleby" column focusing on work and management. Previously, he wrote the "Buttonwood" column, covering finance and economics. Before joining The Economist, he worked at the Financial Times for over 20 years. His roles included being a columnist and the investment editor. He is the Recipient of the Wincott Foundation's Senior Financial Journalist of the Year award and a frequent commentator on financial and economic issues in major media outlets.
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Philip Coggan bridges the knowledge gap, helping the investor understand the world of hedge funds. In his clear and concise presentations, he brings together the worlds of economics and finance in an approachable style, seeking to explore what is really going on behind the headlines. His expertise ranges from America's current account deficit via the growth of hedge funds to the effect of psychology on asset prices.