Rebekah Young is the Director of Fiscal & Provincial Economics at Scotiabank. Having worked with the IMF and the Department of Finance in Ottawa, she has addressed a range of topics, from development economics, to the federal budget, to green finance issues.
Rebekah Young est Directrice économie fiscale et provinciale à la Banque Scotia. Forte de son expérience au FMI et en tant qu’ancienne haute fonctionnaire du ministère des Finances à Ottawa, elle a abordé un large éventail de sujets, de l’économie du développement au budget fédéral, en passant par les questions de financement durable.
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