Unsustainable policies and their remedies, Banking’s technological transformation, and more

by admin September 19, 2020

September 19, 2020

Unsustainable policies and their remedies, Banking’s technological transformation, and more

THE WEEKEND REVIEW – OMFIF

Latest opinion and analysis from OMFIF around the world

14-18 September 2020, Vol.11 Ed.36

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Unsustainable policies and their remedies: Fostering a sustainable recovery requires answering five questions, writes William White. First, what public policies have led us to the current unsustainable state of affairs and should be avoided in the future? Second, what future shocks threaten sustainable growth? Third, what would a more sustainable global economy look like? Fourth, what policies are required to get ‘there from here’? Fifth, how do we choose between the ‘unpalatable’ and the ‘disastrous’ ?

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US-China relations and global growth: James McGregor, chairman of APCO Worldwide, and Andy Rothman, investment strategist at Matthews Asia, discuss economic and political developments in US-China relations, Washington and Beijing’s roles in the world economy, and what the conflict could mean for global growth. Listen to the recording.

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Sustainability in asset management: Neil Macdonald, head of the Wealth and Asset Management Centre of Excellence at KPMG, and Amar Gill, APAC head of investment stewardship at Blackrock, talk about how investors are rethinking their focus across sustainability in the face of Covid-19, central bank policy, new technologies and disruptive business models. Listen to the recording.

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Paying for the next pandemic: The UK has borrowed a prodigious amount during the pandemic. Historic surges in borrowing have been associated with wars, after which the ratio of government debt to gross domestic product has come down over decades. This looks the most likely approach after the pandemic, writes Peter Sedgwick. Read More.

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Banking’s technological transformation: Piyush Gupta, chief executive officer and director of DBS Group, talks to Brandon Chye about how the bank adapted to innovation by learning from large technology companies, central bank digital currency, and helping clients adapt to digital disruption. Read more.

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