Andy Xie
One of the 50 most influential people in Global Finance. Renowned Economist who accurately predicted the South East Asian Financial Crisis and the US Subprime Financial Crisis
Andy Xie is a renowned independent economist based in Shanghai, specializing in China and Asia. He is the former Morgan Stanley Star Chief Asia-Pacific economist and currently Director of Rosetta Stone Advisors and Director of China Boqi Environmental Science and Technology. In 2013 he was named ‘one of the 50 most influential persons in global finance’ by Bloomberg.
Xie is renowned for his provocative views on the Chinese economy and his formidable prediction accuracy. He is one of the few economists who accurately recognized economic bubbles, including the South East Asian Financial Crisis (1997), the dot-com bubble (1999), and the US subprime mortgage bubble, which led to the current financial crisis (2008).
He was Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific Economics at Morgan Stanley until 2006. Prior to that, he spent two years with Macquarie Bank in Singapore, where he was an Associate Director in Corporate Finance. Before Macquarie, he spent five years as an economist with the World Bank. He was responsible for the World Bank programs in industry and finance in Indonesia and telecom and power programs in several other Asia-Pacific countries.
Andy Xie is frequently in demand to share his views with audiences on economic bubbles, China and Asian economies, and global economics and finance. He is currently a guest columnist for the South China Morning Post, The New Century Weekly, and Bloomberg.
Andy Xie is a renowned independent economist based in Shanghai, specializing in China and Asia. He is the former Morgan Stanley Star Chief Asia-Pacific economist and currently Director of Rosetta Stone Advisors and Director of China Boqi Environmental Science and Technology. In 2013 he was named ‘one of the 50 most influential persons in global finance’ by Bloomberg.
Xie is renowned for his provocative views on the Chinese economy and his formidable prediction accuracy. He is one of the few economists who accurately recognized economic bubbles, including the South East Asian Financial Crisis (1997), the dot-com bubble (1999), and the US subprime mortgage bubble, which led to the current financial crisis (2008).
He was Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific Economics at Morgan Stanley until 2006. Prior to that, he spent two years with Macquarie Bank in Singapore, where he was an Associate Director in Corporate Finance. Before Macquarie, he spent five years as an economist with the World Bank. He was responsible for the World Bank programs in industry and finance in Indonesia and telecom and power programs in several other Asia-Pacific countries.
Andy Xie is frequently in demand to share his views with audiences on economic bubbles, China and Asian economies, and global economics and finance. He is currently a guest columnist for the South China Morning Post, The New Century Weekly, and Bloomberg.
Economic Bubbles
Global Economics and Finance
China and Asian Economies
Banking & Finance
