Lawrence Goodman is Managing Director of the Currency Analysis and Strategy team for emerging economies at Bank of America.  Prior to joining the Bank, Mr. Goodman ran the Quantitative Policy Analysis group at the U.S. Treasury, where he advised the Under Secretary and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury on international economic and financial issues.  Areas of responsibility included: the global economy, crisis prevention and vulnerabilities, Treasury International Capital (TIC) system, debt and economic modeling, and financial market analysis. 

Previously, Mr. Goodman served as Managing Director and Chief Global Economist at Santander Investment – covering 43 countries and serving as the lead U.S. economist. Prior to Santander , he was the Head of Latin America Economic Research at Salomon Brothers Inc.  He also worked at Bank of America in the Foreign Exchange Trading and Economic Research Departments – advising on currency strategies and international debt negotiations coincident with the Brady Plan.  Prior to BofA, Mr. Goodman analyzed European and North American financial markets at Wharton Econometrics.

Mr. Goodman holds a BA from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA from the University of California at Berkeley , and has engaged in Ph.D. studies in economics at The New School. 

Mr. Goodman was elected to EMTA's Board in December 2005.


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