GPI 2021 launch: Best practices in managing central bank reserves post-Covid-19

OMFIF is producing the eighth annual Global Public Investor report devoted to public sector asset ownership and management across a range of official institutions around the world. Global public investors encompass three different types of institutions, central banks, sovereign funds and public pension funds, linked by their status as public sector-funded entities and representing a core component of world capital markets, with total holdings estimated at $42.7tn. This global launch focuses on the state of central bank foreign reserves and how central banks can best use their balance sheets to help economies recover from the Covid pandemic. Themes discussed include the outlook for central bank reserve management, implications of a green transition, the reserve management tools at central banks disposal and changes to asset allocations strategies.

Speakers:

Jean-Claude Trichet
Former President
European Central Bank

Juan Carlos Piantini
Head of Financial Markets Analysis
Banco Central de Chile

Sandra Švaljek
Deputy Governor
Croatian National Bank

Hariyadi Ramelan
Head of Monetary Management, Monetary Operations
Bank Indonesia

Daniela Klingebiel
Manager, Reserve Advisory and Management Partnership
World Bank Treasury

Didier Borowski
Head of Global Views
Amundi

Marcus Pratsch

Head of Sustainable Bonds and Finance

DZ BANK

First Respondent:

Christine Mikolajuk
EMEA COO for Global Client Management
BNY Mellon

Timings:
13:00-15:00 (London)
08:00-10:00 (New York)
20:00-22:00 (Singapore)

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