Ezequiel Aguirre

Adjunct Assistant Professor of International and Public Affairs at School of International and Public Affairs

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  • School of International and Public Affairs

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School of International and Public Affairs

Ezequiel Aguirre is an emerging markets strategist on the Global Multi-Asset team at Morgan Stanley Investment Management based in New York. In this role, he is responsible for formulating investment strategies and views for emerging market currencies and fixed income. Prior to joining Morgan Stanley in 2017, he was an emerging markets strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch covering Latin America for six years and an emerging markets economist at Citigroup covering Latin America for one year.

Mr. Aguirre holds a Ph.D in Economics from Columbia University and is currently a co-professor for the MPA in Economic Policy Management (MPA-EPM) program''s Macroeconomic Policy Management course at SIPA. 

Education

  • PhD in Economics, Columbia University

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