Trevor Williams

Trevor Williams is an economist who translates complex economic trends into actionable insights for organisations. His expertise spans global markets, monetary policy, and the economic impacts of climate change, helping businesses navigate uncertainty with data-driven clarity. Trevor's credentials include serving as Chief Economist at Lloyds Bank for over a decade and rotating Chair of the Institute of Economic Affairs' Shadow Monetary Policy Committee. He co-authored "Trading Economics" and holds a Visiting Professor position at the University of Derby, contributing regularly to financial publications including Moneyfacts magazine. Trevor helps organisations interpret economic indicators that directly impact their strategic planning. His analysis of energy economics, Brexit implications, and post-pandemic recovery provides businesses with practical frameworks to anticipate market shifts. By transforming abstract economic concepts into actionable business intelligence, he enables companies to leverage their own data to gain a deeper understanding of broader economic contexts. Audiences gain practical tools for interpreting economic signals that affect their industries, clear insights into how monetary policy decisions influence business operations, and strategies for managing climate-related economic risks. Trevor's presentations equip decision-makers with immediately applicable approaches to economic forecasting. His recent presentation to local government and housing associations in Wales on the intersection of economics and housing underlines his ability to address sector-specific challenges with clarity and relevance. Book Trevor for economics expertise that cuts through complexity and delivers actionable intelligence your organisation can implement immediately.