Edward Price

Non-Resident Senior Fellow NYU Center for Global Affairs

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Edward Price, a former British economic official, teaches international political economy, financial systems and international relations at NYUâ€™s Center for Global Affairs. He is also an economic advisor for BritishAmerican Business (BAB). Educated at the London School of Economics (LSE), Edward holds an MSc in Finance and Economic Policy and an MA in German History. He has worked in both the British and European parliaments, was Americas editor at IFLR and has worked in the City of London. He speaks German, gets by in Italian and is a member of the Economic Club of New York (ECNY).

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Understanding the British Constitution

The third and final installment of Edward Price’s Brexit coverage ponders, for a legal audience, some effects of Brexit on the UK constitutional system itself and how this may impact US counsel

Edward Price, April 21, 2021
An unpacific Atlantic?

The second installment of Edward Price’s series on Brexit is practical; it discusses how counsel might navigate the possible effects of Brexit on the US-EU relationship

Edward Price, April 14, 2021
Brexit and the US

As it recedes into recent history, former UK economic official Edward Price looks at the relevance – current and future – of Brexit for the United States

Edward Price, April 08, 2021
The origins of Brexit: understanding the divorce

The first part of this three part report looks at Brexit as much of a legal and philosophical, as political or economic, event and the implications for the US

Edward Price, April 07, 2021
Welcome to planet Trump

What does the 45th president of the US have in store for financial institutions and their regulators? IFLR examines what his victory means for the US economy, government and law

Edward Price, January 26, 2017
US corporate sector round-up

In case you missed it, here's how Libor, the Fed and more have impacted corporates in 2016

Edward Price, December 16, 2016