The future of public money report launch
9 December 2025
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 paradigm where governments act as strategic investors, using financial instruments and partnerships, and leveraging better allocations, to maximise long-term public value and fiscal resilience.
Join us at the virtual launch event for a presentation of the report’s findings and an in-depth discussion with finance ministries, international institutions and capital market participants.
Udaibir Das
Niall Conroy
Andrea Correa
Martin Larch
David Marsh
Mark MacDonald
Alex Pivovarsky
Partners
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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