The Rt Hon Lord Currie of Marylebone

Foretitle(s): Baron (Life Peer UK 1996), of Marylebone in the City of Westminster;
Surname: CURRIE OF MARYLEBONE
Style: The Rt Hon Lord Currie of Marylebone
Recreations: music, literature, swimming

Career: Hoare and Govett Co 1971-72, Economic Models 1972; QMC London: lectr 1972-79, reader 1979-81, prof of economics 1981-88; London Business Sch: prof of economics 1988-2000, dir of Centre for Economic Forecasting 1988-95, dep princ 1992-95, dep dean external relations 1999-2000; dean Cass Business Sch City Univ 2001-08; chm Semperian Investment Ptnrs (formerly Trillium Investment Ptnrs) 2008-12,non-exec dir Abbey National plc 2001-02; memb Bd: BDO 2008-12, Royal Mail Gp 2009-12, IG Gp 2010-12; chm: Ofcom 2002-09, Int Centre for Financial Regulation 2009-, Designate Competition and Markets Authy 2012-; memb: HM Treasy Panel of Independent Forecasters 1992-95, Advsy Bd for the Research Cncls 1992-93, Advsy Cmmn RPI 1992-93, Mgmnt Bd Ofgem 1999-2002, Bd Dubai Financial Servs Authy 2004-, Bd London Philharmonic Orch 2007-; chm Alacrity Fndn 2010-; tstee Joseph Rowntree Reform Tst 1991-2002; Hon DLitt Univ of Glasgow 1998, hon fell Queen Mary Coll London; memb Royal Econ Soc

Books and Publications: Advances in Monetary Economics (ed, 1985), The Operation and Regulation of Financial Markets (ed, 1986), Macroeconomic Interactions between North and South (ed, 1988), Macroeconomic Policies in an Interdependent World (ed, 1989), Rules, Reputation and Macroeconomic Policy Coordination (1993), EMU: Problems in the Transition to a Single European Currency (ed, 1995), North-South Linkages and International Macroeconomic Policy (ed, 1995), The Pros and Cons of EMU (1997), Will the Euro Work? (1998)