Philip Turner

Philip Turner has been at the BIS since 1989. Between 1976 and 1989, he held various positions, including head of division in the Economics Department at the OECD in Paris. In 1985-86, he was a visiting scholar at the Bank of Japan's Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies in Tokyo. He read Economics at Churchill College, Cambridge and has a PhD from Harvard University.

Fields of interest

• Monetary policy
• International economics
• Central banking

Selected Publications

• Fiscal dominance and the long-term interest rate. Financial Markets Group, London School of Economics. Special Paper No 199. March 2011.
• "Central banks, liquidity and the banking crisis" in Time for a Visible Hand (edited by S Griffifth-Jones, J A Ocampo and J E Stiglitz). 2010. Oxford University Press.
• "Banking consolidation in the Emerging Market Economies: Foreign and Domestic" in Competition in the Financial Sector Proceedings of the Bank Indonesia-Bank of Mexico-G20 conference held 16-17 February 2008.
• Controlling currency mismatches in emerging markets. 2004 (with Morris Goldstein). Institute for International Economics. June.
• Procyclicality of Regulatory Ratios? CEPA Working Paper no 13. January 2000.