Behavioural Economics Keynote Speakers
Behavioural economics studies the effects of psychological, social, cognitive, and emotional factors influencing the economic decisions of individuals and institutions. Behavioural economics also looks at the consequences of these factors on market prices, returns, and resource allocation.
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Alex Edmans
Professor of Finance at London Business School
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Amitabh Kant
Former G20 Sherpa, India; Former CEO, National Institution for Transforming India (NITI Aayog); Former Secretary (Industries), Government of India
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Amlan Roy
Renowned expert on macroeconomics and demographics
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Amna Khan
Leading Consumer Behaviour Expert, Academic Researcher and Published Author
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Anthony Scaramucci
Founder & Managing Partner, SkyBridge Capital - Founder & Chairman, SALT Conference - Author, Investor, Podcast Host, Crypto Thought Leader
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Ashkan Soltani
Former Senior Advisor to the U.S. Chief Technology Officer in the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
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Augusto Lopez Claros
Chair of the Global Governance Forum, Global Authority on Competitiveness
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Brett Scott
Author, Journalist & Former Financial Broker exploring the politics of money systems
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Brunello Rosa
Macroeconomic & Geopolitical Advisor on Global Markets and Power Shifts, Co Founder of Rosa & Roubini Associates
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Carmen Reinhart
Professor at Harvard Kennedy School and Former Senior Policy Advisor and Deputy Director at the IMF
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Chris Skinner
Chairman of the Financial Services Club
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David McWilliams
Economist, author, journalist, documentary-maker and broadcaster -ranked 10th most influential economist in the world
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Erik Vermeulen
Global Business Consultant and Keynote Speaker, specialising in Corporate Behaviour Strategies
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George Akerlof
Winner 2001 Nobel Prize for Economics
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Gerard Lyons
One of the most influential analysts of the global economy, Board member of two financial firms in the City of London
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Greg B Davies
Behavioural Finance Expert & Pioneer in Applied Decision Science
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Howard Davies
Former Chairman of NatWest Group and Former Director of the London School of Economics
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Iona Bain
Award-Winning Money Expert, BBC Broadcaster, Columnist & Author
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Joseph Stiglitz
Nobel Prize Winning Economist
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Karl Lillrud
Global Keynote Speaker | AI Adoption, Governance and Digital Transformation
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Ketan Patel
CEO and Founder, Greater Pacific Capital
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Klaus Regling
CEO of the European Financial Stability Facility (2010-2022) Managing Director of the European Stability Mechanism (2012-2022)
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Laurence Kotlikoff
Renowned economist, Boston University professor, and best-selling author specializing in fiscal policy, Social Security, and personal finance
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Manu Bhaskaran
Founding Director and Chief Executive Officer of Centennial Asia Advisors
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Martin McCourt
Former CEO of Dyson and Chairman of the Board at Glen Dimplex Group
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Matt Thomas
Creative brand strategist, writer and speaker who makes experts, brands and ideas impossible to ignore
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Michele Wucker
Strategist, Speaker, Qualified Risk Director®, and Best-selling Author
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Mohamed Abdullah Alhosani
Chief Sustainability Officer BEEAH Group
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Molly Crockett
American neuroscientist noted for her work on human morality, altruism and decision making
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Nassim Nicholas Taleb
Former Trader, Risk Specialist and Best-Selling Author
FAQ
Booking Behavioural Economics speakers
How London Speaker Bureau helps you shortlist, check fees and confirm availability quickly.
How do I book a Behavioural Economics keynote speaker?
Submit an enquiry with your audience, date and outcome. A consultant will return with fees, availability and a shortlist of Behavioural Economics speakers aligned to your brief.
What are typical speaking fees for Behavioural Economics speakers?
Fees depend on the speaker, format (in-person or virtual), location, session length and required customisation. Contact London Speaker Bureau for a tailored quote — we do not publish a public rate card.
Can you shortlist Behavioural Economics speakers against our brief?
Yes. Share your audience, sector and objective and London Speaker Bureau will recommend the right voices from our Behavioural Economics network (44 profiles listed here) — including speakers not listed on this page.
Are Behavioural Economics speakers available for international events?
London Speaker Bureau books speakers worldwide. Share your event date, location and format and we’ll confirm availability while handling travel and logistics.
Do Behavioural Economics speakers deliver virtual or hybrid keynotes?
Virtual and hybrid sessions are standard for many speakers on our roster. Contact London Speaker Bureau to confirm availability and platform fit (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, studio setup or your own).
Can a Behavioural Economics keynote be tailored to our industry and audience?
Yes. We brief the speaker on your audience profile, sector and objectives so the talk is shaped to your event. The level of customisation depends on the speaker and lead time.
Do you only book keynotes, or also workshops and panels?
Beyond keynotes, many speakers also lead workshops, executive masterclasses, panel discussions and fireside chats. Tell London Speaker Bureau your preferred format and we’ll confirm who can deliver it.
How far in advance should we enquire?
We generally recommend three to twelve months’ notice to secure preferred dates, especially in peak conference season. Shorter lead times are often possible — contact London Speaker Bureau to check availability.