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Global Public Investor 2025
OMFIF’s Global Public Investor 2025 unveils the latest investment strategies of official institutions around the world, including an annual survey of over 70 central banks and insights from major pension funds and sovereign funds. For the 12th annual edition of this report, we address key questions including: how are reserve ...
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Commentaries
The dollar endures, but for how long?
Reports of the currency’s demise are greatly exaggerated ...
Commentaries
The US is pursuing an unconventional sovereign wealth fund
A decentralised catalyst for a bitcoin, rare earth and AI action plan ...
Video
Getting liquidity where it is needed
Nat Benjamin, executive director of financial stability strategy and risk at the Bank of England, ...
Podcast
The dollar’s fight for supremacy
Questions about the long-term viability of the dollar as the world’s supreme transaction and investment ...
Meetings
The future of public money: strategies and tools for better investment
10 September 2025
EY and OMFIF are hosting an exclusive meeting, convening senior representatives from finance ministries, the European ...
Spain’s growth model in the euro area
17 September 2025
Galo Nuño, associate director general of economics, Banco de España, joins OMFIF to discuss Spain’s ...
The outlook for US fiscal policy
16 October 2025
Phillip Swagel, director of the Congressional Budget Office, joins OMFIF US Chair Mark Sobel for ...
The outlook for Portugal’s economy and monetary policy
28 October 2025
Nuno Alves, head of economics and research at Banco de Portugal, joins OMFIF to discuss ...
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The future of public money
Over the past three years, OMFIF has collaborated with EY on a project that explores how to improve public finance management. This year’s project examines how governments can more effectively allocate public funds to support better fiscal, economic and societal outcomes.