Paul Schmelzing

Paul Schmelzing is a highly accomplished academic and finance professional with a strong background in economic history and finance.

He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in History from Harvard University and a BSc in Economic History from The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE).

Throughout his career, Paul has worked with prestigious organizations like the International Monetary Fund, The Hoover Institution at Stanford University, Boston College, Bank of England, and Yale School of Management.

He has held various positions including Consultant at the International Monetary Fund, Research Fellow at The Hoover Institution, Assistant Professor of Finance at Boston College, Visiting Scholar at the Bank of England, and Postdoc at Yale School of Management.

Paul has also gained valuable experience as a Research Assistant for renowned economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff at Harvard University.

His industry experience includes roles as a Summer Analyst at Greenhill & Co. and Goldman Sachs, as well as a Spring Analyst at Goldman Sachs.

Additionally, Paul Schmelzing has interned at Deutscher Bundestag, showcasing a well-rounded professional background.

With a diverse range of experiences and a solid academic foundation, Paul Schmelzing is a respected figure in the fields of history, finance, and economics.