Transition Finance Working Group report launch
Live: Thursday 6 November 15:00 (London)
In 2024, OMFIF's Transition Finance Working Group met with the world’s largest public pension and sovereign funds, totalling over $5tn in assets under management, to discuss opportunities, barriers and outlooks on transition finance.
In 2025, the working group continues to speak with global public funds on investment strategies, portfolio management and capital allocation. The working group also considers the key challenges and goals for the year ahead in accelerating the transition by considering adaptation, resilience, blended finance, nature and biodiversity.
Speakers
Vincent Allilaire
Rumi Mahmood
Adriana Mendez
Sofia Melis
Sarah Moloney
Anne Simpson
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 key policy-makers across the world, allowing members to actively discuss the factors the factors shaping economic policy and market 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.
Rewatch other past meetings at OMFIF On Demand:
What 10 years of African markets tells us
OMFIF Achievement Award for François Villeroy de Galhau and fireside chat with Joachim Nagel
Investing in sustainability across the Americas
Decoding the AI gender gap
In conversation with Austan Goolsbee: Monetary policy in an uncertain world
September FOMC Watch
Monetary policy and Europe’s economic outlook
Will Kevin Warsh quell inflation and can the AI boom last?
Is Norway too rich for its own good?
Why bond investors cannot ignore the AI revolution
Tokenised deposits and the future of money
Water security as financial resilience
It’s all about the role of money
Looking back, looking forward: the world economy through the World Bank’s lens
Reserve management enters a new phase
