Heidi Schauman
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Heidi Henrika Schauman (née Soininen; born 1978)[1] is a Finnish economist, who as of 2021 is the head of research at Danske Bank.[2][3] Prior to this, she worked as the chief economist at Aktia Bank and Swedbank Finland, as well as in various roles at the Bank of Finland.[4][5]
Heidi Schauman | |
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| Born | Heidi Henrika Soininen 1978 (age 46–47) |
| Academic career | |
| Alma mater | Hanken School of Economics |
In addition to her main professional activities, Schauman has held board positions at the Finnish Cultural Foundation and Finnish National Gallery.[6] She also wrote as a regular columnist for the leading Swedish-language newspaper of Finland, Hufvudstadsbladet, for many years.[7]
Schauman is an alumna of the Hanken School of Economics, where she obtained her PhD in economics, with her doctoral thesis investigating aspects of the labour market.[8][4]
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