24 June 2025
OMFIF's flagship Global Public Investor highlights the latest trends in foreign exchange reserve management through our annual survey of over 70 central banks across the world.
For the 12th edition of the report in 2025, we address key questions including: how will the interest rate environment impact reserve managers’ fixed income portfolios? Will the dollar continue to dominate in global reserves? Will they diversify into new asset classes such as equities, green bonds or digital assets?
Join us in this launch event for a presentation of the report findings and a discussion with reserve managers and industry experts.
Speakers
Jan Kubíček
Nikhil Sanghani
Partners
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OMFIF’s GPI report has been exploring the investment trends in reserve management for 11 editions, using our valued network of central banks globally. The 2024 report drew on surveys of 73 respondents with $5.4tn in international assets to unveil their wariness of geopolitical risk, expected diversification of fixed-income portfolios and reluctance on the renminbi. The 2025 edition will build on this industry-leading survey while drawing on interviews and contributions from central bankers and experts. It will also feature a chapter on the investment intentions of public pension and sovereign funds, and how they contrast with central banks.
What you gain:
- Input on survey questions
- Exposure of logo on front page
- Branding on report and launch event marketing
- Thought leadership article in the report
- Speaking slot at the launch event
- Access to anonymised survey data
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About the Economic and Monetary Policy Institute
OMFIF’s Economic and Monetary Policy Institute is a trusted forum that convenes a global community of central banks, finance ministries, regulators, banks, investors, consultants and other organisations to explore the future of the global economy.
The bedrock of EMP is our off-the-record roundtables with keypolicy-makers across the world, allowingmembers to actively discuss the factorsthe factors shaping economic policy andmarket trends. In 2024, we hosted over 30
in-person membership events across the UK, Germany and the US as well as more
than 20 virtually, with over 1,000 members across the public and private sector
registering to attend.
Moreover, through our market-leading Global Public Investor series, we have engaged with 160 central banks, public pension funds and sovereign funds across the world to explore their main investment strategies. We aim to deepen our engagement in 2025 through a new working group on reserve management diversification strategies.
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