Meetings
Meetings, which are geared primarily to OMFIF members and are subject to the OMFIF Rules, are held in a wide-ranging series of economic, financial, monetary and public policy fields in major financial centres around the world.
The future of public money: Defence investment for growth, resilience and innovation
17 November 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
Following the Defence forum 2026 earlier in the day, OMFIF and EY are convening senior ...
Mexico Investment Week UK
17 November 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
Mexico Investment Week UK brings Mexico’s leading companies, policymakers and market participants to London to ...
Defence forum 2026
17 November 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute and Sovereign Debt Institute
As allied nations race to translate rearmament commitments into deployable capability, OMFIF's Defence forum brings ...
The future of banking: Innovation, stablecoins and the challenge of AI with support of Rokos Capital Management
17 November 2026
Digital Monetary Institute
The roundtable examines the regulatory outlook for stablecoins and public blockchains, the development of tokenised ...
Spain and the euro area: Sustaining growth amid inflation pressures
18 November 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
Iván Kataryniuk, deputy director of Spanish Economic Analysis, Banco de España, joins OMFIF to discuss ...
Holding power: How reserves, technology and investors are reshaping the gold market
19 November 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
This year, OMFIF launched the inaugural Gold and Precious Metals working group, bringing together leading ...
The policy response to AI cybersecurity threats
19 November 2026
Digital Monetary Institute
With a spate of ‘rogue agent’ hacks, the cybersecurity threats posed by frontier artificial intelligence ...
Money Disrupted: AI, capital markets and financial stability
23 November 2026
Digital Monetary Institute and Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
Money Disrupted is a monthly roundtable series examining how economic fragmentation, geopolitics and technological change ...
The Democrats’ midterm victory and the future of sustainable finance
24 November 2026
Sustainable Policy Institute
The US midterm elections on 3 November brought huge gains for the Democratic party. Now ...
Japan’s new policy era
30 November 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
Japan is navigating a delicate transition in monetary policy, moving further away from decades of ...
What markets won’t fix: do payments need public intervention?
1 December 2026
Digital Monetary Institute
Payments systems worldwide are evolving, with central banks seeking to improve efficiency, strengthen resilience and ...
Tokenisation on the rise: the SEC’s initiatives for financial markets
1 December 2026
Digital Monetary Institute
Despite the Clarity Act not passing before Congress in September, tokenisation has moved ahead at ...
Capital markets in transition: promoting growth, innovation and resilience
2 December 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
As the UK pursues an ambitious programme of capital markets reform, Simon Walls, executive director ...
Chief economists briefing
3 December 2026
Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
This virtual roundtable convenes leading economists from public and private sector institutions to examine the ...
European digital sovereignty forum
3 December 2026
Digital Monetary Institute
Europe’s financial infrastructure is transforming at pace. Tokenised deposits, euro-denominated stablecoins, and DLT-based settlement models are ...
Reshaping US finance: digital assets, AI and the economy
9 December 2026
Digital Monetary Institute
The US financial system and economic outlook are rapidly shifting as technologies reshape both US ...
