Brett Scott is an author, journalist and economic anthropologist who examines the complex relationship between money, technology and society. He helps audiences understand the transformation of global finance through digital innovation, fintech and cryptocurrency, offering insight into how these shifts impact business and policy.
Brett Scott is an author, journalist, economic anthropologist and former financial broker, exploring the deep connections between finance, money systems and digital technology. He is a globally respected commentator on fintech, cryptocurrency and economic reform, helping audiences make sense of the shifting global monetary landscape.
A leading voice on the politics of money and digital transformation, Brett combines sharp analysis with accessible storytelling to equip business leaders, policymakers and professionals with the tools to navigate financial change.
Brett began his career working in financial derivatives during the 2008 financial crisis, before turning his focus to financial reform and alternative finance. His multidisciplinary expertise in anthropology, economics and technology gives him a distinctive perspective on how global financial systems evolve and adapt.
He has written extensively for The Guardian, Wired Magazine, Business Insider, New Scientist, Huffington Post and CNN.com, and is a frequent commentator on BBC World News and Sky News. Brett has delivered over 300 talks in more than 30 countries, including keynote sessions at the World Congress of Accountants and the Financial Times Festival of Finance.
He has produced reports for international organisations such as the United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD) and the UN Principles for Responsible Investment (UNPRI). He has also provided input to the UN Environment Programme and the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, and presented at events hosted by the EU Parliament, EU Commission and the International Monetary Fund.
Brett holds a degree in Anthropology from South Africa and a Master’s in International Development from Cambridge University.
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