Oslo Economics welcome Aleksander Bråthen and Johannes Bratlie

18.09.2015 - Uncategorized

We are happy to welcome two new colleagues at Oslo Economics. Aleksander has a degree in economics and in philosophy from the University of Oslo, and arrives from a position in the Norwegian Central Bank, in the department of inter-bank settlements. He will start working at Oslo Economics in October 2015. Johannes is a senior at the Norwegian School of Economics, where he will finish his master’s thesis in spring 2016. Johannes will start working at Oslo Economics from August 2016.

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