South-East Asian Economist for more than a decade in Global Markets of various Asia-Pacific-based Investment Banks , I am currently assuming the role of UOB Indonesia Head of Economic & Market Research, superseding my previous role of Financial Sector Specialist at AMRO since mid-2014. Research and market experiences are focused mainly on the ASEAN-5 economies (Indonesia - Malaysia - Thailand - the Philippines - Singapore). Journal articles have published some of Enrico's notable research on monetary policy and financial markets along with other macroeconomic issues. In 2020 & 2021, Enrico ranked first (1st) for fiscal balance forecast awarded by Focus Economics (https://www.focus-economics.com/about-us/best-economic-forecasters-awards)

Enrico brings his decade-long financial market experience as the South East Asian Economist for various foreign banks such as Nomura and the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) and regional banks such as OCBC, RHB (before: OSK-DMG), and Maybank. He was based in Singapore to cover the ASEAN5 economies, specifically in the areas of macroeconomic and foreign exchange forecasting as well as interest rates & bond market analysis. Enrico was ranked in the top 10 South East Asian Macroeconomist by Asiamoney magazine in 2011 when he was with OSK-DMG and its Asian research team.

Prior to joining the financial market, Enrico worked as Research Fellow in the Singapore Centre for Applied and Policy Economics (SCAPE), a unit under the Department of Economics of the National University of Singapore. During his tenure at SCAPE, Enrico assisted in developing a macroeconometric model for the Singapore economy that was later on published as a book. He was also involved in consultation work with various Singapore Ministries and Statutory. Enrico published few key journal articles, one of which appears in the Journal of Policy Modeling, entitled “Central Bank Credibility and Monetary Policy in Indonesia”. Enrico graduated with Honors and Master degrees in Economics in 2004, both awarded by the National University of Singapore.

First contact detail is enrico.tan@gmail.com

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Indonesian Millenials - High Earnings (but) Not Rich Yet

Is Malaysian Growth Sustainable?Enrico Tanuwidjaja, economist for south east Asia at RBS, talks about the Malaysian elections' result and what it means for the economy as well as what to expect from Indonesia this year.

Indonesia Likely to Raise Interest RatesJuly 11 (Bloomberg) -- Enrico Tanuwidjaja, an economist at Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc., talks about the growth outlook and central bank monetary policies of Indonesia, Thailand, and the Philippines. He speaks from Singapore with Rishaad Salamat on Bloomberg Television's "On the Move." (Source: Bloomberg)

CAREER HISTORY

Current

Chief Economist @ PT Bank UOB Indonesia

Mr. Enrico Tanuwidjaja is currently the Head of Economic and Research for PT Bank UOB Indonesia (UOBI), based in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia. In his current role, Enrico is in charge of Indonesia macroeconomic research, including currency and interest rate outlook, as well as the Indonesian big regional (Java, Sumatera, and Kalimantan-Sulawesi) market outlook for UOBI.

Prior

Financial Sector Specialist @ AMRO

Mr. Enrico Tanuwidjaja was the then only Financial Market Specialist for ASEAN+3 Macroeconomic Research Office (AMRO). In that role, Enrico monitors the global and regional financial markets for the office.

South East Asian Economist @ Nomura (2014)

Covering and forecasting South East Asian economies, including FX and rates.

South East Asian Economist @ Royal Bank of Scotland (2012-2014)

Market coverage: Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore. Secondary: Philippines and Malaysia.

Senior FX Strategist @ Maybank Singapore (2010-2012)

Covering and forecasting Asian and G7 currencies and macroeconomics (including interest rates forecasts) for the regional markets of Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, and Thailand (ASEAN 5) as primary market coverage and Eurozone and South Pacific (Australia and New Zealand) as the secondary market coverage.

Asian Economist @ RHB Singapore (2009-2010)

Covering the macroeconomics (including FX and interest rates forecast) of the regional markets of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore. Marketing regional quarterly economic updates and forecast to institutional investors (fund managers, portfolio managers, and buy-side analysts) in Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and Hong Kong.

Indonesia-Malaysia Economist / Econometrician @ OCBC Singapore (2005-2009)

Responsible for treasury market research and forecasts for the bank, entailing macroeconomic forecast, emerging market currencies, fixed income, interest rates, credit, and technical analysis.