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Blog ECB Signals Easing, But What’s Left in the Policy Arsenal? ECB Signals Easing, But What’s Left in the Policy Arsenal? Come the fall, the ECB will likely deliver yet another easing package that could effectively deplete its monetary policy toolbox.
In Depth ECB Monetary Policy Confronts Aging Demographics and Elusive Inflation ECB Monetary Policy Confronts Aging Demographics and Elusive Inflation As the European Central Bank (ECB) embarks upon normalising its unconventional monetary policy, it is pertinent to consider whether Europe risks sliding into a liquidity trap.
Global Central Bank Focus Currency and QE: Ramifications of Questioning the Euro Currency and QE: Ramifications of Questioning the Euro The risk of redenomination, remote as it is, still complicates the European Central Bank’s exit from quantitative easing.
Global Central Bank Focus The ECB: A Little More Easing Before a Thorny Exit The ECB: A Little More Easing Before a Thorny Exit Ensuring a smooth exit from extraordinary monetary policy will be no enviable task.
PIMCO Blog Germany Joins the Negative Yield Club (And Lessons from History) Germany Joins the Negative Yield Club (And Lessons from History) Germany and Switzerland have many differences despite their proximity to each other. Now they have one difference less.
Andrew Bosomworth Head of Portfolio Management, Germany Share Add Download Print Mr. Bosomworth is a managing director in the Munich office, head of portfolio management in Germany, and a member of PIMCO Deutschland’s management board. He is a member of the European portfolio committee and heads the European short-term desk. He previously worked on PIMCO’s global, European derivatives, and emerging markets trading desks. Prior to joining PIMCO in 2001, he worked at the European Central Bank, Merrill Lynch, and the Debt Management Office of the New Zealand Treasury. He has 26 years of investment experience and holds a master's degree in economics from the University of Canterbury. He graduated from the Advanced Studies Program in International Policy Research at the Kiel Institute for the World Economy.
