Peter Tabak is Associate Director, Regional Lead Economist at the Economics, Policy and Governance at EBRD. Before taking up his present role, he worked on financial market development within the EBRD’s Local Currency and Capital Markets Initiative. Earlier he was Head of Financial Stability at the National Bank of Hungary, being responsible for macroprudential regulation and analysis of the Hungarian financial system, including stress testing of banks. Peter also worked in senior economic policy roles at the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Finance in Hungary. A Hungarian national, Peter graduated from the Budapest University of Economic Sciences in Finance and Economic Theory. He also holds an MBA from INSEAD, France.
Wednesday 30
09.45 - 10.55
THE SERBIAN ECONOMY OVER THE YEARS AND LESSONS LEARNED
Metropol Palace Hotel
Strategic Advantages | Key partners | Human capital
According to IMF projections, the Serbian economy is expected to reach $116 billion of worth by 2029, consolidating its position as the most powerful economy in the region. Government officials, university professors, representatives from scientific institutions, and civil society come together to discuss Serbia’s path toward growth.