Stephanie Flanders is a distinguished British economist and journalist, currently serving as the Senior Executive Editor and Head of Economics at Bloomberg News. Her career began at the London Business School and the Institute for Fiscal Studies, where she honed her expertise in economic analysis. Flanders then transitioned to the Financial Times as a leader writer and economics columnist, where her insightful commentary gained recognition among professional investors and policymakers alike.

In 1997, Flanders took on a pivotal role as a speechwriter and senior advisor to U.S. Treasury Secretary Lawrence H. Summers during the Clinton Administration. This experience provided her with a unique perspective on global economic issues, which she later brought to her position at The New York Times. In 2002, she joined the BBC as the Economics Editor for Newsnight, where she became known for her engaging presentations and in-depth economic reporting, including a memorable cycling tour of Britain to assess the economy.

Flanders was appointed BBC Economics Editor in 2008, where she hosted the acclaimed programme “Stephanomics” and produced the documentary series “Masters of Money,” exploring the lives of influential economists. Her tenure at the BBC solidified her reputation as a leading economic commentator, culminating in her departure in 2013 to become Chief Market Strategist for J.P. Morgan Asset Management, where she provided critical insights into the financial markets.

Since joining Bloomberg in 2017, Flanders has continued to influence economic discourse, leveraging her extensive experience to connect decision-makers with vital information. Her contributions to journalism and economics have earned her numerous accolades, including the Harold Wincott Foundation’s Award for online journalism and recognition as Broadcaster of the Year. Flanders remains a prominent voice in economic analysis, frequently appearing as an expert on various media platforms.