Laudine Goumet

Laudine Gourmet is a Policy Analyst at the LSE Centre for Economic Transition Expertise. Laudine’s work focuses on the role of central banks, supervisors and financial policymakers in strengthening the prudential framework for climate-related risks, and on the effectiveness of financial supervision in this area. She has experience in central banking and financial supervision, having worked at the European Central Bank and the French supervisory authority for banks and insurance companies (ACPR). She holds both a Master’s and a Bachelor’s degree from Sciences Po Paris, specializing in European Affairs, Economics, and Public Policy.

Background

Laudine holds both a Master’s and a Bachelor’s degree from Sciences Po Paris, specializing in European Affairs, Economics, and Public Policy.

Research interests

• Climate-related risk and prudential supervision
• Financial market regulation
• Transition finance