Maziar Minovi

Maziar Minovi is an economist and policy expert whose work analyzing the intersection of government economic policy and financial markets has made him a sought-after voice for organizations trying to understand how political decisions regulatory changes and geopolitical events will impact their businesses. His ability to translate policy into practical business implications helps executives navigate uncertainty and make strategic decisions informed by sound economic and political analysis. Minovi’s presentations deliver the insights leaders need to anticipate policy shifts understand market implications and position their organizations to thrive regardless of which way the political winds blow.

As Chief Executive Officer of the Eurasia Group, Maziar Minovi is responsible for directing firm strategy and leading oversight of research, sales, and operations teams across Eurasia Group’s global offices.

Maziar has twenty-five years of experience investing in international and emerging markets. He was a senior member of the Investment Strategy Group at Goldman Sachs, where he identified investment opportunities in emerging markets—including in debt, equities, and currencies—as well as geopolitical and global policy issues with market impact. Prior to that, Maziar was the head of the Emerging Markets Group at MassMutual/Babson Capital Management. He has also worked for the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Long Term Capital Management (LTCM), Putnam Investment Management, and the World Bank.

Maziar holds a doctorate in international finance and economic development, a master of business administration, and a bachelor of business administration from George Washington University. He is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Maziar’s passion for international politics started involuntarily when the Iranian Revolution interrupted his teenage years.

• Global Macro Politics
• Finance