Viktor Shvets
Viktor Shvets is Managing Director and Head of Global and Asia Pacific Strategy at Macquarie Group, a multinational financial services group. A highly-rated analyst across various disciplines, he is recognized as one of the more innovative global market strategists, working on the intersection between finance, technology, politics, and history. Shvets has almost four-decades-long investment banking career, having worked in Sydney, Melbourne, Hong Kong, London, New York and Moscow at a number of global investment banks, such as Baring Securities, Deutsche Bank, DLJ, Lehman Brothers, and most recently as Managing Director and Head of Thematic Research at Credit Suisse. He also has extensive equity research experience across various sectors and markets, including Australia, Asia, US domestic and EEMEA. In addition, Shvets is the author of "The Great Rupture," a book that combines history, economics, geopolitics, and psychology.
Viktor Shvets Professional Experience / Academic History
Professional Experience
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Managing Director and Head of Global and Asia Pacific Strategy
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Managing Director and Head of Thematic Research
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Managing Director and Head of North American & Global Telecom Research
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Managing Director and Head of Asia Pacific Telecom & Airline Research
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Head of Industrial Research and Head of Media & Transport Research
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Consumer and Conglomerates Analyst
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Manager, Corporate Banking
Academic History
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M.Comm., Business and Accounting
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B.Ec., Economics
PREVIOUS AFFILIATIONS
Managing Director & Head of Thematic Research, Credit Suisse
Managing Director & Head of Global Research, Samsung Securities
Managing Director & Co-Head of EEMEA Research, Lehman Brothers
Managing Director, Moon Capital
Managing Director & Head of North American Research, Deutsche Bank
Head of European Telecom Research, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette
Managing Director & Head of Asia Pacific Telecom, Deutsche Bank
Consumer and Conglomerates Analyst, Citi
MEDIA & PUBLICATIONS
Shvets is a prolific writer on key global trends.
He is a frequent commentator on financial media outlets, including CNBC and Bloomberg.