Roubini Global Economics


Roubini Global Economics is a global economic and financial analysis firm based in London. The company also has offices in New York City and Singapore.

History

Roubini Global Economics was founded in 2004 by Dr. Nouriel Roubini, former senior adviser to the U.S. Treasury and the International Monetary Fund and a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business, and Camille LeBlanc, a serial entrepreneur in the digital media sector. LeBlanc was the founding CEO and was responsible for building the initial team and seeding the product in 3,000 accounts in the public and private financial sector. The company re-branded itself as Roubini Global Economics in 2010. Following a 2016 merger with 4CAST, forming 4CAST-RGE, the company has offices in London, New York City and Singapore, with a staff of in-house economists and analysts. In 2018, Roubini Global Economics changed its name to Continuum Economics.

Acquisitions

In July 2012, RGE announced that it had acquired Country Insights. In a press release, Nouriel Roubini said, “We believe our clients will find added value in the combination of Country Insights’ systematic country risk approach and Roubini's macroeconomic strategy analysis”.

Products

Roubini.com

RGE's online product is focused on macroeconomic, financial, geo-strategic, and geopolitical topics and includes original analysis of the world's economies and asset classes. Premium subscriptions allow for full access and are targeted at asset managers, hedge funds, commercial banks, investment banks, corporations, universities, central banks and other policy organizations.

Country Insights

With the acquisition of Country Insights, RGE added a product that systematically measures the relative strengths and weaknesses of 174 countries across the globe.

Roubini Monitor

In 2013, RGE launched the web and newsletter-based Roubini Monitor aimed at retail investors.

EconoMonitor

In 2010, RGE moved its economic blogs to EconoMonitor.com, where economic, financial, and geopolitical thinkers from around the world can openly blog and debate.

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