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In conversation with Austan Goolsbee: Monetary policy in an uncertain world

The US economy continues to face an uncertain outlook as policy-makers balance inflation risks, evolving financial conditions and heightened global uncertainty. Against this backdrop, Austan Goolsbee, president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, joins OMFIF to share his perspectives on the US economy, the evolving path for monetary policy and

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The OBR on fiscal risks and sustainability in the UK

Following the publication of the Office for Budget Responsibility’s latest Fiscal Risks and Sustainability Report, Tom Josephs, member of the OBR’s Budget Responsibility Committee joins OMFIF to discuss the long-term outlook for the UK economy and public finances. The discussion examines the key fiscal risks facing the UK, the long-term sustainability of public finances and

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Digital money summit 2027 – registration

Register your interest for the 2027 Digital money summit, OMFIF’s flagship convening of public and private sector leaders shaping the future of money and finance. Bringing together central banks, regulators, financial institutions and technology innovators, the summit provides a platform for high-level dialogue on the transformation of monetary and financial systems. Following the success of

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Digital money summit 2027

Register your interest for the 2027 Digital money summit, OMFIF’s flagship convening of public and private sector leaders shaping the future of money and finance. Bringing together central banks, regulators, financial institutions and technology innovators, the summit provides a platform for high-level dialogue on the transformation of monetary and financial systems. Following the success of

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Financing the transition: expanding opportunity sets, shifting investor approaches

Asset owners remain anchored to long-term net zero objectives and reiterate climate risk transparency as a cornerstone of fiduciary duty. Against a challenging geopolitical and policy backdrop, many are reassessing what credible progress looks like in practice and how to allocate capital to enable the transition to stay on track across the real economy. The

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Assessing Labour’s second year: credibility, competitiveness and growth

Two years after returning to power, the Labour government faces mounting pressure to deliver stronger growth, improve productivity and maintain fiscal credibility amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty and recent leadership tensions. This in-person roundtable assesses the government’s economic record and the outlook for the remainder of the parliamentary term. It examines progress on growth and investment,

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The unanchored central banker: fiscal dominance and the future of monetary policy

Charles Goodhart and Manoj Pradhan join OMFIF to discuss the shifting foundations of central bank independence in an era of mounting fiscal pressure. Drawing on their latest book, The Unanchored Central Banker, the discussion examines how ageing populations and rising public debt are reshaping the macroeconomic landscape, leading to fiscal dominance. They discuss how China,

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Preparing Europe for the digital euro: adoption and design features

As the digital euro project progresses through its preparatory and legislative phases, Eurosystem central banks face critical decisions on operational readiness, infrastructure integration and collaboration with private payment service providers. This roundtable convenes senior central bankers from across Europe to discuss practical preparations for launch, adoption strategies and the regulatory and technological frameworks needed to

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Why Europe needs a federation and how it can be accomplished

The debate on the future of the European Central Bank is intensifying ahead of the appointment of a successor to President Christine Lagarde. Jean-Claude Trichet, the ECB’s second president (2004-11), takes part in an event at the Reform Club jointly arranged by the Society of Professional Economists, OMFIF and the Reform Club’s Economics & Current

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