Jordan Isvy is an AVP in Barclays’ Sustainable Investing Research team, based in London. His main focus is on embedding ESG principles into macroeconomic analysis, focusing on international energy transition themes ranging from green industrial policy to climate and nature risk. He also focuses on ESG credit strategy research and covers the ESG-labelled securities market. He joined Barclays in 2022 from KPMG UK, where he worked as a management consultant assisting FS clients with their ESG strategy implementation. Prior to this he worked at BwB, a social enterprise that makes high-impact social and environmental projects bankable by aligning these with the investment requirements of capital markets. He holds a degree in Economics & Economic History from the University of Edinburgh.

Jack Meaning is Barclays’ UK Chief Economist, responsible for devising and delivering the bank’s view on the macro outlook for the UK economy. He joined Barclays in 2023 from the Bank of England, where he spent three years as the Economic Advisor to the BoE’s Chief Economist. He also led the team that designed and evaluated the Bank’s monetary policy tools. In 2022, Jack coauthored the now international, best-selling pop-econ book Can’t We Just Print More Money? Jack has published a number of academic papers and earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Kent, where he was awarded the prestigious ESRC scholarship. He is also a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

Pranava Boyidapu is a Director in Credit Research, based in London. She is responsible for coverage of the European Real Estate sector; European Securitized Products, including CLOs; and UK Housing Associations. Prior to joining Barclays in 2018, Pranava spent seven years at Natwest Markets in research and strategy roles covering the European securitisation market across all asset classes, with a focus on regulatory developments. Pranava holds an MBA from the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta and a bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology Madras.

Dominic joined Barclays in December 2018 as head of European Utilities research. Prior to this, Dominic was head of utilities, renewables, infrastructure and transport research at Macquarie. Dominic started his utilities career in 1998 working for Offer (now Ofgem) on utility retail deregulation. He joined the Credit Suisse European utilities team in 2000. In 2005 he moved to Credit Suisse prop trading, where he became head of their global utilities, renewable and infrastructure investments. In 2010 he returned to research at Liberum Capital. Dominic holds a PhD (Chemical Engineering) from the University of Cambridge.