Thierry Malleret

Thierry Malleret is the founder and managing partner of Monthly Barometer. Its eponymous flagship monthly newsletter is Malleret’s brainchild and the product of his innovative and exacting approach to research and analysis.

Malleret possesses decades of unique professional experience spanning investment banking, as a Chief Economist and Strategist of a major Russian investment bank and as an Economist at the EBRD in London; think tanks and academia in New York and Oxford and government including a three-year spell in the Prime Minister’s office in Paris. At the World Economic Forum in Switzerland, Malleret founded and headed the Global Risk Network and lead the programme team for the annual meeting at Davos. Until 2011 Malleret was senior partner at IJ (Informed Judgement) Partners, an investment boutique based in Geneva, and prior to that managing partner at Rainbow Insight, an advisory boutique providing tailor-made intelligence to investors which he founded and subsequently sold.

In 2015 Malleret also founded the Summit of Minds. A series of high-level meetings that combine hard thinking on major macro issues and the importance of personal wellbeing and the power of nature. Malleret thus achieved a serendipitous coming together of a life-long enthusiasm for the great outdoors and the creation of world class gatherings. Initially in Chamonix, the Summits of Minds now also take place in a variety of international locations. Including in 2019 the Armenian Summit of Minds cost hosted with HE President Armen Sarkissian.

Malleret has many business and academic publications to his name and has published four novels. His latest books, "COVID-19: The Great Reset and The Great Narrative: For a Better Future," co-written with Klaus Schwab, has been translated into multiple languages and is an international best seller. Malleret speaks all over the world with leading agencies. He also sits on a variety of advisory boards.

Thierry Malleret also published "Ten Good Reasons to Go for a Walk" with his spouse Mary Anne Malleret in 2017.

Malleret was educated at the Sorbonne and Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris and at St. Antony’s College, Oxford. He holds two MAs (in Economics and History) and a PhD in Economics.