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Absa Africa Financial Markets Index 2024 launch
Now in its eighth year, the Absa Africa Financial Markets Index continues to evaluate the financial development of African countries based on key measures of market accessibility, openness and transparency. This benchmark provides investors with insights into the market infrastructure across the continent, while enabling policy-makers to learn from key ...
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Commentaries
India’s promising green investment opportunity
Focus on growth and environment positions India as leader in sustainable development ...
Commentaries
Re-emerging markets: investors will be back
Strong fundamentals and macro tailwinds could bring emerging markets back into favour ...
Video
Global Public Investor launch 2024
With inflation and interest rates now having peaked, will global public investors move back to ...
Podcast
Entering a new paradigm in central bank reserve management
Max Castelli, head of strategy, sovereign institutions, and Philipp Salman, director of strategy and advice, ...
Meetings
William Dudley on the monetary policy outlook for the US
19 September 2024
WIlliam Dudley, chair of the Bretton Woods Committee and president of the Federal Reserve Bank ...
The economic outlook in Spain and the euro area
24 September 2024
Ángel Gavilán, director general, economics, statistics and research at Banco de España, joins OMFIF to ...
Understanding the hype: AI and its implications for productivity
24 September 2024
Optimism over artificial intelligence has underpinned the surge in the US stock market. However, there ...
The new UK government: assessing the first 100 days
15 October 2024
To mark the Labour party’s first 100 days in power, OMFIF convenes an expert panel ...
Reports
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The future of public money
Following OMFIF’s project with EY on Blockchain for public finance management, this year we focus on the future of public money. Against a backdrop of constrained public finances globally, we examine how public money could be spent better through improved institutional structures and harnessing the power of technology.