Carey K. Mott

About me

I study business and finance at Columbia University. Previously, I worked on the New Bagehot Project at Yale, which provides practical advice to policymakers facing financial crises (Press: Bloomberg, Politico, IMF). I focused on bank restructuring—as well as bank capital, debt guarantees, and market liquidity—with a regional focus on the EU, China, and the US. 

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Lately, I'm focused on corporate, bank, and sovereign restructuring. I'm broadly interested in how states and markets interact, and spend a lot of time thinking about money: what it is, how it moves through systems, and how society organizes itself around it. I also run, bike, and swim, and I compete in triathlons at the Olympic and 70.3 distances. 

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Affiliations (former)

Student Board Member, Silfen Leadership Series

Security Fellow, Truman National Security Project

Visiting Researcher, Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance

Fellow, Tobin Center for Economic Policy

Economics Fellow, Young Professionals in Foreign Policy

Affiliate, Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs

Last updated: June 2024