OMFIF is hosting its fourth China-UK investor forum, which is now an established central platform for examining and developing areas of mutual economic benefit for China and the UK. The event brings together perspectives from both the public and private sectors. It features senior representatives from sovereign funds, public pension funds, asset managers, wealth managers, […]
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Over the past three years, OMFIF collaborates with EY on a project exploring how to improve public finance management. Following a series of roundtable discussions, the project culminates in a report that challenges the traditional view of public money as simply the funds raised and spent by governments annually. The report advocates a new fiscal
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Geopolitical developments have led to economic policy uncertainty, while recent research indicates growing fragmentation in trade and financial flows. Against this backdrop, Fritzi Köhler-Geib, member of the executive board of the Deutsche Bundesbank, joins OMFIF to discuss strengthening European resilience by completing the single market and integrating financial markets, as well as highlighting reforms to
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Mário Centeno was most recently governor of Banco de Portugal. He joins OMFIF to discuss the interaction between monetary and fiscal policy in Europe. He delves into the engagement between monetary and fiscal policy-makers to address current economic challenges, alleviating tensions in such coordination, and future objectives.
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The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority is preparing a new regulatory framework for stablecoin issuance and cryptoasset custody, aiming to set clearer standards for firms operating in this space. For many, meeting these expectations may involve significant operational and compliance changes. In this roundtable, Nick Smith, manager, market analysis and policy, payments and digital assets at
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In July 2025, the UK and Germany signed the Treaty on Friendship and Bilateral Cooperation (the ‘Kensington Treaty’), providing a significant upgrade to the bilateral relationship post-Brexit. This high-level workshop, organised by OMFIF and the German-British Chamber of Industry & Commerce, discusses practical issues arising from the treaty, especially in relation to UK-Germany defence co-operation,
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Richard Hughes, chair of the Office for Budget Responsibility, joins OMFIF to discuss the latest outlook for the UK economy and public finances following the autumn 2025 budget. This event has been postponed and will be rescheduled to a date in the future. All registered delegates will be communicated any updates via email.
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In this public event, Ignazio Visco, Governor Emeritus of the Bank of Italy, will discuss Europe’s role in an increasingly fragmented and uncertain world. This event is in partnership with the European Institute at the London School of Economics and Political Science. For more information and to register both in-person and online, please visit: On
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Susanne Baumann, German ambassador to the UK, hosts a reception to mark the publication of David Marsh’s new book, Can Europe Survive? The Story of a Continent in a Fractured World. Marsh will be joined by Joachim Nagel, president, Deutsche Bundesbank, to discuss the findings of his book and monetary policy in the new geopolitical
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The UK-European Union summit in May 2025 marked a turning point in the complex post-Brexit bilateral relationship, bringing a renewed focus on co-operation and the establishment of a strategic partnership, laying the groundwork for future negotiations. During this lunchtime discussion, Mario Monti, former prime minister of Italy, and Lord Simon McDonald, former permanent under secretary
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