Meetings

Policy

Typically, our Policy meetings take the form of a half-day meeting addressing major economic, supervisory and monetary issues.

Hosted by governors and other senior officials, the aim of the meetings is to allow informal exchanges and a better appreciation of each other’s points of view to take place between policy-makers, economists and fund managers from the public and private sector. All proceedings are held off the record.

Past Meetings

2018

Policy | Tue 9 Oct 2018

Shaping the future of central banks

Bangkok

Policy | 09:00 Thu 4 Oct 2018

Importance of climate-related data disclosures for global public investors

Policy | Singapore Tue 4 Sep 2018

OMFIF-SEACEN Forum on Evaluating the Appropriate Supervisory Approach and Governance Frameworks to Mitigate Emerging Misconduct Risk in the Financial Sector

Policy | Singapore Tue 17 Jul 2018

Enhancing the market for sustainable finance

Policy | 11:30 Mon 18 Jun 2018

Future of the European Central Bank

London

Policy | 09:30 Tue 22 May 2018

The state of the euro area and conditions of accession: Lessons from the past, tasks for the future

Bucharest

Policy | 12:15 Thu 3 May 2018

Investing for a sustainable future – The search for sustainable long-term investment returns in Asia

Manila

Policy | 07:00 - 08:40 Thu 19 Apr 2018

OMFIF-Barings Panel at the IMF

Policy | 15:30 Mon 2 Apr 2018

Innovation and resilience: Balancing opportunities and risk for finance

Singapore

Policy | 8:30 Tue 20 Mar 2018

The future of money: risks and returns

Prague

2017

Policy | 08:30-18:00 Wed 22 Nov 2017

A new phase of monetary policy

Tokyo

Policy | 13:00 Tue 3 Oct 2017

Long-term growth and banking reform in Spain and Europe

Madrid

Policy | 08:30 Sat 15 - Sun 16 Jul 2017

Financial stability and currency internationalisation

Beijing

Policy | Fri 23 Jun 2017

The role of central banks in financial crisis management post-Brexit

London

Policy | Sat 3 - Sun 4 Jun 2017

China and the world

Beijing

Policy | Tue 25 Apr 2017

China's growth outlook: opportunities and challenges

London

Policy | Germany Wed 29 Mar 2017

Growth, investment and competitiveness in Germany and Europe

Frankfurt

2016

Policy | Wed 23 Nov 2016

Financial stability in an uncertain global environment

Kuala Lumpur

Policy | Mon 21 Nov 2016

Abenomics and Japan’s monetary policy

Tokyo

Policy | Thu 29 Sep 2016

The role of monetary policy in promoting growth in Hungary and the CESEE

Budapest

Policy | Wed 27 Apr 2016

Banking and finance in Central and Eastern Europe

Warsaw

Policy | Thu 3 Mar 2016

Britain's future in Europe: Anglo-German perspectives

London

Policy | Thu 4 Feb 2016

State of play of the euro and the world economy today

Frankfurt

Policy | Thu 4 Feb 2016

Collateralisation and infrastructure bonds

Frankfurt

Policy | Mon 25 Jan 2016

Preparing to weather uncertain times in Austria and the CESEE

Vienna

2015

Policy | Greece Tue 23 Jun 2015

Bank of Greece-OMFIF Economists Meeting

Bank of Greece, Athens

Policy | Portugal Thu 26 Feb 2015

Second Banco de Portugal-OMFIF Economists Meeting

Banco de Portugal, Lisbon

Policy | Germany Wed 28 Jan 2015

Perspectives for monetary policy in the euro area and development of the banking union

Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt

2014

Policy | Hungary Mon 1 Dec 2014

Transformation of the economy and the financial system in Hungary and the CESEE region

Central Bank of Hungary, Budapest

Policy | Italy Mon 19 May 2014

Italy's economic recovery and the outlook for stability in the Eurosystem

Ministry of Economy and Finance, Rome

Policy | Finland Thu 6 Feb 2014

Towards a more sustainable future for Finland and the euro

Bank of Finland, Helsinki

Policy | Germany Wed 15 Jan 2014

Outlook for 2014: Banking union and central bank actions

Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt

2013

Policy | Austria Mon 4 Nov 2013

How did Austria respond to the crisis? Taking stock with a special focus on banking in Central and Eastern Europe

National Bank of Austria, Vienna

Policy | Spain Mon 21 Oct 2013

The future for Spain in Europe and the world

Banco de España, Madrid

Policy | Czech Republic Tue 1 Oct 2013

Developments in the world economy since the crisis and the implications for the Czech Republic

Czech National Bank, Prague

Policy | Denmark Mon 24 Jun 2013

The Danish view of developments in Europe and internationally

Danmarks Nationalbank, Copenhagen

Policy | United Kingdom Fri 26 Apr 2013

The UK economy: status quo and considerations on macroeconomic policy

HM Treasury, London

Policy | Belgium Thu 25 Apr 2013

How to solve the euro challenges

National Bank of Belgium, Brussels

Policy | Poland Wed 27 Mar 2013

Poland’s perspectives and prospects globally and in Europe

National Bank of Poland, Warsaw

Policy | Sweden Tue 12 Mar 2013

Sweden’s role in Europe and the global economy

Sveriges Riksbank, Stockholm

Policy | Ireland Thu 14 Feb 2013

Combining domestic and international imperatives for economic stability and growth

Central Bank of Ireland, Dublin

Policy | Germany Wed 30 Jan 2013

German responses to the euro crisis: An evaluation

Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt

2012

Policy | Portugal Fri 30 Nov 2012

Perspectives for the European and world economy: positive and negative aspects

Banco de Portugal, Lisbon

Policy | France Mon 19 Nov 2012

Reforms in banking: Post-crisis challenges

Banque de France, Paris

Policy | Germany Fri 19 Oct 2012

Economic conditions in the Euro area: The way ahead for the European and international economy

European Central Bank, Frankfurt

Policy | The Netherlands Mon 9 Jul 2012

EMU: 15 years after the treaty of Amsterdam

De Nederlandsche Bank, Amsterdam

Policy | Germany Sun 1 Jul 2012

Developments in the euro area

European Central Bank, Frankfurt

Policy | United Kingdom Wed 30 May 2012

Combining domestic and international imperatives for economic stability and growth

King's College, London

Policy | Italy Mon 27 Feb 2012

Status quo and perspectives for the European and world economy

Banca d’Italia, Rome

2011

Policy | Germany Wed 30 Nov 2011

The current situation in Germany and the euro area

Deutsche Bundesbank, Frankfurt