As a Chief Economist deeply rooted in Australian financial markets for over 25 years, Saul's perspectives and economic analyses command attention. Whether appearing on the 7:30 Report, Sky News, or in The Financial Times, Saul has a knack for bringing crucial domestic and global economic issues to the forefront of public discourse.
While Saul is renowned for his insightful forecasts and thought-provoking ideas, his career also underscores a robust business acumen.
Previously, Saul held pivotal roles such as Chief Economist at ANZ (Australia & New Zealand Banking Group), International Chief Economist at National Mutual Funds Management, and served as a Director at Grattan Institute, an influential think tank associated with Melbourne University.
Saul's contributions extend beyond the private sector; he has served on the Howard Government’s Foreign Affairs and Trade Policy Advisory Council and played roles in the Rudd and Gillard Governments' Long-Term Tourism Strategy Steering Committee and National Housing Supply Council.
Known for his accessible and straightforward approach, Saul delivers meticulously researched insights that paint a clear economic landscape across a spectrum of critical topics. He tailors each presentation to suit diverse audiences in both private and public sectors, ensuring relevance and impact in an ever-evolving economic environment.
