Paul Tucker is a prominent British economist known for his role as the Deputy Governor of the Bank of England from 2009 to 2013. He played a significant part in managing the UK's monetary policy during the global financial crisis, contributing to the stability of the financial system. After leaving the Bank of England, Tucker became a senior fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School and has been involved in various advisory roles. He is recognized for his insights on central banking and financial regulation, often advocating for reforms to improve the resilience of financial institutions.