# Ruth Lea
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Ruth Jane Lea (born 22 September 1947) is a British political economist and former civil servant.
Lea joined the Civil Service before being recruited by the Institute of Directors, a private-sector employer lobbyist, as well as working for policy research bodies and the media. She has been Arbuthnot Banking Group’s Economic Adviser since 2007 and served as an Independent Non-Executive Director from 2005 until 2016.
View from Davos: Day 3
Tim Cohen in conversation with Investec Bank South Africa CEO Richard Wainwright and Investec Bank UK CEO Ruth Leas at the World Economic Forum.
View from Davos: Day 2
Tim Cohen in conversation with Investec Bank South Africa CEO Richard Wainwright and Investec Bank UK CEO Ruth Leas at the World Economic Forum.
View from Davos: Day 1
Tim Cohen in conversation with Investec Bank South Africa CEO Richard Wainwright and Investec Bank UK CEO Ruth Leas at the World Economic Forum
Effects of higher interest rates for longer periods on the economy
Prof Adrian Saville, investment specialist at Genera Capital looked at the effects of having high interest rates for a prolonged period.
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Paid Post: Is the UK investable ahead of the election?
December's general election is being steered by Brexit and a slowing UK economy. Political economist Ruth Lea weighs up UK plc's strengths and weaknesses as the country enters uncertain territory.
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NOW Ep85: Top concerns for global financiers in today’s market
Join Investec CEOs, Cumesh Moodliar (SA) and Ruth Leas (UK), as they share their key insights from the recent IMF and World Bank meetings in Washington. In the latest episode of No Ordinary Wednesday, they highlight the economic policies and market trends poised to influence investors and market ...
NOW Ep91: Davos Debrief part 3 | WEF 2025: What next?
Will the world continue down the path of fragmentation, or will it unite to tackle the pressing challenges that threaten our collective future? In the last episode of our Davos special edition, CEOs of Investec SA and UK, Cumesh Moodliar and Ruth Leas, share with us their key learnings from the ...
NOW Ep 112: IMF Special | Signals from Washington
In this special IMF edition of No Ordinary Wednesday, Cumesh Moodliar, CEO of Investec South Africa, and Ruth Leas, CEO of Investec UK, unpack the signals from this year’s meetings in Washington – from the “three Ts” shaping investor sentiment (Trump, technology and tariffs) to the cautious opti ...
IMF Special | Signals from Washington
From Washington to London, the balance between growth and stability remains razor thin. In this special Investec Focus Radio UK episode, host Jeremy Maggs is in conversation with Ruth Leas, CEO of Investec UK, following the IMF and World Bank meetings. They unpack the latest global growth foreca ...
Britain and Europe
As the UK prepares to vote on whether to stay or leave the European Union we hear different sides of Britain's great debate. Jonathan Dimbleby is joined by former EU Commissioner Lord Chris Patten and the economic historian Nick Crafts, both who favour remaining in the EU, as well as former Fore ...
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