Lucrezia Reichlin
Professor of Economics, London Business School Former Director of Research, European Central Bank
Lucrezia Reichlin works at the level where economic signals are identified, interpreted and acted upon. As former Director of Research at the European Central Bank, she was responsible for analysing complex data to inform policy decisions during periods of uncertainty and financial stress.
Her perspective is grounded in how economies are understood in real time, where information is incomplete and judgement matters. She focuses on how data, models and experience come together to shape decisions, and how leaders interpret signals when conditions are changing. Her work increasingly reflects how AI and advanced analytics are reshaping the way economic insight is generated and applied.
Signature Keynotes
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How data and judgement combine to shape decisions
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Understanding what matters when conditions shift
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How insight is generated and applied in practice
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How technology is reshaping how we understand economies
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What leaders need when information is incomplete
The Reichlin Effect
When Lucrezia speaks, data becomes direction.
Audiences leave ready to:
Understand how economic signals are identified and interpreted
Think more clearly about data, models and judgement
Recognise how AI is changing economic analysis
Make better decisions in uncertain conditions
Why Book Lucrezia
Lucrezia Reichlin brings a perspective shaped by working at the centre of economic decision making. She helps organisations understand how to interpret data and signals in practice, offering insight that is precise, grounded and directly relevant to leadership.
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