OMFIF's Economic and Monetary Policy institute is an independent and trusted conduit, bringing together the public and private sectors to discuss monetary policy, economic and fiscal developments and regulatory standards.
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 ...
Watch Content
Commentaries
Financial authorities should responsibly sell their gold stocks
Massive official diversification into gold potentially built on a house of sand ...
Commentaries
Reserve managers overwhelmingly reject digital assets
Outliers experiment, while the US marches on ...
Video
Global Public Investor 2025 Launch
OMFIF's flagship Global Public Investor highlights the latest trends in foreign exchange reserve management through ...
Podcast
Reframing public money: shifting the mindset from spending to investment
Tighter fiscal positions in economies around the world present a challenge for governments, but also ...
Meetings
The Labour government: assessing the first year
8 July 2025
To mark the Labour party’s first year in power, OMFIF convenes an expert panel to ...
A conversation with the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
10 July 2025
Alberto Musalem, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, ...
Getting liquidity where it is needed
16 July 2025
Nat Benjamin, executive director of financial stability strategy and risk at the Bank of England, ...
The future of public money: strategies and tools for better investment
10 September 2025
EY joins OMFIF for an exclusive meeting, convening senior representatives from finance ministries, the European ...
Reports
Featured
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.