The rise of king dollar

Mohi-uddin is a macroeconomist and financial market strategist with two decades experience covering institutional investors around the world. Mansoor speaks to policymakers and central bankers and maintains links with think-tanks in Washington and Beijing. He appears on CNBC and Bloomberg Television, his work features in The Economist and he has written for the Financial Times.

Mansoor was most recently at the Royal Bank of Scotland’s investment arm, NatWest Markets, where he was the Asia region's Macro Strategist and previously the bank’s Global Head of FX Strategy. Prior to joining RBS, Mansoor spent 17 years at UBS in London, Zurich and Singapore where he was also Global Head of FX Strategy from 2002 to 2014. Mansoor holds a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Economics from the London School of Economics.

He was tutored by Professor Charles Goodhart, a former Chief Adviser at the Bank of England.

Sim Moh Siong is the Executive Director for PMRO FX Research at Bank of Singapore, where he is responsible for analysing and forecasting currency trends, as well as being a key member of the investment committee. He joined Bank of Singapore in 2009. Moh Siong brings with him almost two decades of experience in macro and financial research on Asia. Previously a regional economist and financial market strategist with Citibank. Moh Siong holds a Master and BSc in Economics from the London School of Economics.

Jamie is a Director in Citi Research and is the head of the Global Macro Strategy team, based in London. Having joined Citi in 2013, Jamie develops broad macro themes, cross asset class analysis and offers trade ideas aimed at macro hedge funds and other leveraged or macro-oriented investors. Prior to Citi, Jamie worked in a macro hedge fund based in Dublin. Jamie is a CFA Charterholder, has attained an MSc Finance from the University College Dublin and holds a first class BSc economics from the University of Limerick.