Maziar Minovi has spent twenty-five years at the intersection of international markets and geopolitical risk, advising the institutions that cannot afford to misread a political signal. As Chief Executive Officer of the Eurasia Group, he directs global research and strategy for one of the world’s foremost political risk consultancies.
From Goldman Sachs to Global Risk Leadership
Before leading Eurasia Group, Minovi served as a senior member of Goldman Sachs’s Investment Strategy Group, identifying opportunities in emerging market debt, equities, and currencies. He also headed the Emerging Markets Group at MassMutual/Babson Capital Management and held positions at the IMF, Long Term Capital Management, Putnam Investments, and the World Bank.
Policy Intelligence Executives Can Act On
Minovi holds a doctorate in international finance and economic development from George Washington University and is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. His early, involuntary encounter with the Iranian Revolution gave him a personal understanding of how swiftly political upheaval reshapes economic reality — a perspective that animates everything he brings to the stage.
His keynote presentations equip executives with the analytical tools to anticipate policy shifts, assess geopolitical risk, and make strategic decisions that hold up regardless of which way the political winds blow.