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Martin Arnold

  • Frankfurt Bureau Chief, Financial Times

Martin Arnold leads the Frankfurt bureau, while writing about the European Central Bank and the eurozone economy. He has worked for the FT since 1999 in roles including banking editor, deputy companies editor, private equity correspondent and Paris correspondent.

Featuring this expert

Debt Talks Episode 6 | Who’s Afraid of European Banks?

with Martin Arnold, Elena Carletti and Richard Vague; moderated by Thomas Fricke and Moritz Schularick

Event Webinar | Hosted by Private Debt | Feb 23, 2021

Does the COVID recession still have the potential to turn into a broader financial meltdown?