Piet Clement

Head of Information & Collaboration

General Secretariat, Information Management Services

Piet Clement is a historian and Head of the Information & Collaboration section at the BIS. He joined the BIS in May 1995. From 1989 to 1995, Piet was a research assistant at the Belgian State Archives in Brussels and at the Centre for Economic Studies of the Catholic University Leuven, Belgium, where he obtained his PhD in Modern History in 1995.

Fields of interest

Central banking
History of economic analysis
International finance

All external publications (6)

External publication 1 Jul 2014

Financial innovation, regulation and crises: a historical view

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Herman Van der Wee

External publication 1 Dec 2013

The BIS and the Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s

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External publication 1 Feb 2011

Introduction: past and future of central bank cooperation

External publication 1 Nov 2009

Bank for International Settlements: genesis and historical development

External publication 1 Nov 2007

Central bank cooperation at the Bank for International Settlements, 1930-1973

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External publication 1 Apr 2004

The touchstone of German credit: Nazi Germany and the service of the Dawes and Young Loans

All podcasts (2)

Podcast 12 Oct 2021

The BIS 90 Years exhibition

Project Manager and BIS historian Piet Clement and exhibition designer Pablo Berger discuss the BIS 90 Years exhibition set to…

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Podcast 17 May 2020

The BIS at 90

Piet Clement explains the origins of the BIS and the roles it has played since opening on 17 May 1930.

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