
Global Public Pensions 2022 launch: Investing in a new world order Tuesday 6 December, Launch
After more than a decade of dealing with the challenges of a lower-for-longer interest rate environment, the return of inflation and escalation of geopolitical tensions have created a new set of imperatives for global public pension funds. Alongside this, they continue to wrestle with familiar pressures and are increasingly expected to be at the forefront of asset owners’ responses to climate change and funding the green transition. Against this backdrop, OMFIF’s Global Public Pensions 2022 report seeks to build on the success of the 2020 and 2021 editions, track changes in asset and currency allocation and identify key sources of uncertainty and volatility for the long-term asset owner community.
Bridging and solving climate-related data gaps: the final NGFS report![]() Thursday 17 November, Roundtable Closing gaps in climate-related data is essential to developing sustainable finance. Fabio Natalucci, deputy director at the IMF, and Patrick Amis, from the ECB, speak about bridging data gaps and recommendations for policy-makers. |
Paul Tucker on ‘Global Discord: Values and Power in a Fractured World Order’![]() Thursday 17 November, Broadcast Paul Tucker, former deputy governor of the Bank of England, sits down with a panel led by OMFIF’s Mark Sobel, US chair, to discuss his forthcoming book, ‘Global Discord: Values and Power in a Fractured World Order’. |
In focus: the ECB financial stability review![]() Tuesday 29 November, Roundtable Financial stability has deteriorated across the euro area and beyond. Jérôme Henry, principal adviser in the directorate general macroprudential policy and financial stability, European Central Bank, discusses the bank’s latest financial stability review. |
Global sovereign GSS issuance forum![]() Tuesday 13 December, Forum This event brings together key stakeholders from across the capital markets – sovereign debt management offices, development banks, investors, rating agencies and intermediaries – to discuss the growth and key themes in the GSS sovereign bond market. |







