Norman Lamont

Norman Lamont is a British politician who served as the Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1990 to 1993, responsible for overseeing the UK’s economy and government finances. He played a key role during a challenging economic period, including the currency crisis of 1992, when the UK unsuccessfully tried to keep the pound within the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, leading to financial instability. Lamont is known for his expertise in economic policy and his involvement in debates over Britain’s place within Europe. After politics, he has been involved in economic commentary and consultancy work.