Matthew Dyson
Chief Strategist, Technology & Innovation
Matt Dyson helps investors understand how technological change reshapes economies, industries and markets. His work focuses on assessing which emerging technologies are gaining… Read More
Matt Dyson helps investors understand how technological change reshapes economies, industries and markets. His work focuses on assessing which emerging technologies are gaining real traction, how quickly they are being adopted, and what that means for growth, productivity and portfolio positioning.
As Chief Strategist, Technology & Innovation, Matt leads BCA's macro research on how new technologies shape the economic and investment landscape. He is building frameworks for tracking technology development and adoption, and advises clients on where innovations such as artificial intelligence, robotics and advanced semiconductors are likely to create or disrupt value across sectors and asset classes.
Before joining BCA, Matt was an Associate Director at a technology foresight consultancy, advising companies and government departments on artificial intelligence, biotechnology, robotics, decarbonization and quantum communications.
Matt holds a PhD and MRes in Physics from Imperial College London and a BSc in Physics and Chemistry from Durham University. He has contributed to multiple academic papers on emerging semiconductors, giving him first-hand grounding in the science behind the technologies he analyzes.
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As Chief Strategist, Technology & Innovation, Matt leads BCA's macro research on how new technologies shape the economic and investment landscape. He is building frameworks for tracking technology development and adoption, and advises clients on where innovations such as artificial intelligence, robotics and advanced semiconductors are likely to create or disrupt value across sectors and asset classes.
Before joining BCA, Matt was an Associate Director at a technology foresight consultancy, advising companies and government departments on artificial intelligence, biotechnology, robotics, decarbonization and quantum communications.
Matt holds a PhD and MRes in Physics from Imperial College London and a BSc in Physics and Chemistry from Durham University. He has contributed to multiple academic papers on emerging semiconductors, giving him first-hand grounding in the science behind the technologies he analyzes.
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