Marko Malovic

Graduated from the Belgrade University, Faculty of Economics in autumn 1997, with GPA 9.81.
Awarded as the best student in his class and for the studies completed in a record time by the University Council. Received scholarships by SANU (Serbian Science and Arts Academia) and Republic Foundation for Science Offspring.
In 2001/2002, he was a visiting researcher at CEAS, Department for Economics, Reading University, the UK, as a scholar of Sasakawa Foundation and British Scholarship Trust.
In 2003/04, he was at Humboldt and Free University in Berlin in the course of his PhD studies.
Won his PhD in December, 2004 at the Belgrade Faculty of Economics, International financial crisis – theory and policy. Spring term, 2006 and Sept, 2007: Visiting Fellow, London School of Economics, UK. Spring 2008, Visiting Professor, SAA, University of Turin.Teaches as an Assistant-Professor at several state owned as well as private universities in Serbia and abroad. He is also Fellow at the Institute of Economic Sciences.Taught following subjects: International finance, International Banking, European Economic Integration, Monetary Economics and Macroeconomics. His Research has been focused on: international financial crises, foreign debt, international banking, EU enlargement, ECB and EMU, open economy developmental issues, foreign exchange rates (determinants, regimes, policy), integration of financial markets.
Professional orientation: international finance, international banking and EMU.