Rodolphe Blavy

Mr Rodolphe Blavy, Deputy Director of the European Offices of the IMF, has held a number of positions since 2001. As desk economist, he covered key policy issues for emerging and advanced economies, in particular related to macro-financial linkages and has been involved in the negotiation and monitoring of Fund-supported programs.

In the context of the crisis, he joined the Strategy Unit and then the IMF Offices in Europe, dealing with key IMF reforms, crisis-related and G20 issues. Prior to his career at the Fund, Mr. Blavy worked at Lehman Brothers as a derivatives trader and at J.P. Morgan as an M&A analyst. Mr. Blavy read doctoral studies at Cambridge University and is a graduate from Sciences Po in Paris and ESSEC business school.

Companies

• Deputy Director - IMF Europe Office International Monetary Fund (2013)
• Deputy Division Chief - Assistant to the Director International Monetary Fund (2013)
• Associate Professor Paris Dauphine University (2012)
• Lecturer Sciences Po Paris (2010)
• Senior Economist - Assistant to the Director International Monetary Fund (2009)
• Senior Economist - Strategy Unit International Monetary Fund (2008 — 2009)
• Economist - Emerging Markets (Western Hemisphere Department) International Monetary Fund (2001 — 2008)
• Associate (Sales and Trading) Lehman Brothers (2001 — 2001)
• Summer Associate Lehman Brothers (2000 — 2000)