Just over 100 years ago, one of the most powerful political parties in Britain was removed from office, never to come into power again on its own bat. During the first world war, the Liberal Party swapped prime minister from Herbert Asquith to the radical David Lloyd George. Given the way the war was going, the hope was that Lloyd George would be a better wartime leader.
By Katerina Liu Asset tokenisation is becoming a leading contender in forming the plumbing of a new ecosystem. However, more work is needed to understand the implications of this and what changes to infrastructure would be required.
In Asia Pacific, sustainability-linked loans are catching on quickly as a transition financing tool. Its adoption is the largest of its kind regionally and third biggest globally.
Tuesday 27 June, Launch The 10th edition of OMFIF’s GPI reveals the investment approaches, priorities and concerns of central bank reserve managers. This launch event presents the findings of the 2023 survey alongside an expert panel discussion.
Central banks and cloud services: the new frontier As well as exploring the benefits that cloud migration offers, this report examines the ways financial institutions in the private sector have addressed the hurdles that are hampering central bank cloud adoption.
