GLOBAL PUBLIC INVESTOR 2024 LAUNCH
4 June 2024
With inflation and interest rates appearing to have peaked, will central bank reserve managers ‘stick’ with bonds or ‘twist’ and diversify to other assets? How will geopolitics determine their currency allocations? How will they approach the green transition?
This year, OMFIF's flagship Global Public Investor 2024 revealed the investment strategies of more than 70 surveyed central banks with total international reserves of over $5tn. Click below to access the report.
Agenda
Speakers
Didier Borowski
Zongyuan Zoe Liu
Ricardo Martinelli
Taylor Pearce
Antonela Peci
Frank Scheidig
Partners
Take a look at last year's report
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OMFIF is an independent think tank for central banking, economic policy and public investment, providing a neutral platform for public and private sector engagement worldwide. With teams in London and the US, OMFIF focuses on global policy and investment themes relating to central banks, sovereign funds, pension funds, regulators and treasuries. Global public investors with investable assets of $43tn are at the heart of this network.
Membership offers insight through analysis and meetings. OMFIF analysis draws on expertise from our in-house specialists and global network of public and private sector members. Many OMFIF meetings, held under the OMFIF Rules, take place within central banks and other official institutions.
The OMFIF advisory network participates in these activities and is chaired by Lord Meghnad Desai, emeritus professor at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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