Implications of the US Election on Europe
Description:
As campaigning in the US election comes to a close, we look at the potential implications of victory by each candidate on the Europe, focusing on foreign affairs, economics and security risk. Experts from Control Risks and Oxford Economics will explore the outlook and likely impacts of each candidate on a range of key regional issues and what this will mean for doing business.
How will the US election impact Europe?
- Implications of both potential outcomes
- Trajectory for Trade
- Trajectory for Foreign Relations
- Trajectory for the war in Ukraine
Our Presenters
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Tomas DvorakSenior Economist
Tomas is a Senior Economist in the Macro and Investor Services' eurozone team. He oversees the coverage of Central and Eastern Europe in addition to producing thematic research on the eurozone and developing modern, data-driven approaches to economic forecasting, including the use of alternative and high-frequency data.
Tomas holds an MA in economics from the University of Glasgow and an MSc in economics from the University College London. He previously worked as a data scientist at KPMG and as an advisor in the European Parliament.
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Alexandra KellertAssociate Director - Control Risks
Alexandra joined Control Risks in 2012 as an Editor and has been an Analyst since 2016. Before joining Control Risks, Alexandra worked in Brussels producing communications materials on EU policies for the European institutions.
She holds a BA in Social and Political Sciences from the University of Cambridge and an MA in Middle East and Mediterranean Studies from King’s College London. During her MA studies, she focused her research on relations between the EU and North Africa.
Along with her native English, she speaks fluent French and Italian as well as basic German and Spanish.