In a time of greater uncertainty and fragmentation, timely and confidential dialogue has become essential. Understanding how peers and policy-makers are reassessing risk and investment strategy – before positions are fully reflected in markets or policy statements – is a source of strategic advantage.
OMFIF membership provides opportunities to meet with the institutions interpreting these major shifts in global economic policy. Convening central banks, asset managers, investment banks, regulators, financial services providers, technology developers and debt management offices, OMFIF brings heavy-weight decision-makers to the table.
What does membership look like?
OMFIF members include both public and private sector institutions, ranging from central banks, sovereign funds, multilateral institutions and pension funds, to asset managers, banks and professional services firms.
Membership may be aligned with one or more of OMFIF's four thematic institutes. Fees vary according to organisation type, geographic coverage, number of participants and selected institutes.
In addition to OMFIF's public events and research, membership includes:
- Intelligence:
- Member-only roundtables and dinners
- Exclusive member briefing newsletter
- Thought leadership
- Guest appearances on the OMFIF podcast
- Member articles in the OMFIF Bulletin and journals
- Publication on OMFIF's commentary platform
Contact [email protected] for more information on becoming a member.
Membership benefits
OMFIF members benefit from:
- Priority participation in private discussions with senior decision-makers
- A space to test assumptions confidentially with peers facing similar constraints
- Early access to industry surveys, data and intelligence
- Connection to a global network of policy-makers and investors
- Opportunities to contribute expertise to research projects
Contact [email protected] for more information or fill out the form below.
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Testimonials
‘OMFIF provides a valuable platform for the exchange of ideas
among a wide set of public and private sectors’
Eddie Yue
Chief Executive, Hong Kong Monetary Authority
‘Extremely valuable research
and analysis’
Jean-Claude Trichet
President of the European Central Bank (2003-11)
‘OMFIF has become an important forum where
market participants and authorities from different
jurisdictions could come together to discuss crucial
matters impacting the financial systems’
Roberto de Oliveira Campos Neto
Governor, Banco Central do Brasil (2019-24)