Signe Krogstrup
Governor as per 1 November 2020
Age
Born 25 January 1972
Family
Married, two children (2005, 2008)
Education
- PhD in International Economics, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland, 2003
- Master of Science (Economics), University of Copenhagen, 1999
Previous positions
- Assistant Governor and Head of Department of Economics and Monetary Policy, Danmarks Nationalbank, 2019-2020
- Senior Advisor, Research Department, IMF, Washington DC, USA 2016-2019
- Visiting Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics, Washington DC, USA 2015-2016
- Assistant Director and Deputy Head of Monetary Policy Analysis, Swiss National Bank, Zurich, Switzerland 2011-2015
- Senior Economist, Monetary Policy Analysis, Swiss National Bank, Zurich, Switzerland 2009-2011
- Advisor to the Governor, Swiss National Bank, Bern, Switzerland 2007-2009
- Associate Professor and Postdoc, the Graduate Institute of International Studies, Geneva, Switzerland 2004-2007
- Associate Economic Affairs Officer, Economic Analysis Division, UN-ESCWA – Beirut, Lebanon 2002-2004
- Associate Economic Affairs Officer, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), Geneva, Switzerland 2001
Member of
- The Economic Council 2021-
- The EU Economic and Financial Committee 2020-
- The Nordic-Baltic Monetary and Finance Committee 2020-
- The Board of Nationaløkonomisk Forening (The Danish Economic Society) 2020-
- The OECD's Economic Policy Committee 2019-2020
- The ECB's Montary Policy Committee 2019-2020
- The Steering Committee for the Chatham House Waddesdon Club on Climate Change 2016-
- Global Agenda Council on Global Economic Imbalances and the International Monetary System, World Economic Forum 2012-2016
- The SIFI Commission, 2012
Teaching positions
- External lecturer, International Finance, University of Zurich and ETH, Switzerland 2013-2014
- External Lecturer, International Finance, University of St. Gallen, Switzerland 2009-2013
- Lecturer, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Geneva, Switzerland 2004-2007
- External lecturer, International Economics, University of Copenhagen, 2003