Jerry Caprio is an accomplished economist and academic with extensive experience in financial sector policy. He graduated from Williams College with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and later obtained his Doctor of Philosophy in Economics from the University of Michigan. Jerry has worked at esteemed organizations such as the Federal Reserve Board and The World Bank, where he served as Director of Financial Sector Policy. He also holds the William Brough Professor of Economics title at Williams College.

With his wealth of knowledge and expertise in financial sector policy, Jerry Caprio has become a recognized authority in the field of economics. As an academic, Jerry has made many contributions to economic theory, and his research has appeared in numerous academic journals. Jerry's experience in policymaking also gives him unique insights into how economic theory applies in the real world.