Drawing on the OMFIF commonwealth of experts, opinion-formers and lead actors, our Corona Consequences series presents a debate that aims to be intriguing, stimulating, provocative and partial. We span politics, economics, technology, environment issues and psychology. Scanning the international scene through the OMFIF central banking and public policy lens, writers encompass a wide spectrum of geography and opinion.
India’s promising green investment opportunity
Focus on growth and environment positions India as leader in sustainable development
Re-emerging markets: investors will be back
Strong fundamentals and macro tailwinds could bring emerging markets back into favour
How the global South may pay the cost of AI development
The benefits and risks of artificial intelligence are not equally shared
Financial services can find innovation in tokenisation
The process could completely revamp legacy market infrastructure
Innovating green finance: data, technology and AI
Technology is crucial for solving challenges, filling data gaps and scaling up transition finance
Why the Bank of England should stop selling bonds
Lessons for UK taxpayer losses from European Central Bank
UK turns to private finance to boost infrastructure investment
Regulators must reassure investor and public concerns
Catalysing growth in emerging markets through sovereign co-investments
Sovereign funds can help to attract global institutional investors to emerging markets
Trump’s platform won’t support dollar’s global reserve currency role
Policy and actions speak louder than slogans
Is digitalisation closer than we think?
A survey of 300 investment institutions reveals varied market perspectives on tokenised financial assets
Sovereign SLBs are about to make their mark in Europe
Big milestone for sustainability-linked bonds could fuel growth of market
Three tussles facing the incipient French government
Fragmentation, stalemate and potential tests of strength with markets and ECB
Balancing opportunities and risks in emerging markets
Investors must adopt a nuanced approach that combines thorough research, risk management and strategic partnerships
2024 marks a paradigm shift for central bank reserve management
Five emerging trends in reserve management this year
UK’s relative stability amid storm-tossed seas
Huge array of priorities in new prime minister’s in-tray
