This year, Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi hosts the G20 leaders’ summit in New Delhi. Handed over from Indonesia to India and soon to Brazil, continuity between presidencies is maintained through the mechanism of a troika where past, present and future presidencies coordinate closely. The troika centred on India includes two large emerging markets, Indonesia and Brazil, which is significant for global finance.
The current generation of Japanese graduates can look forward to achieving something that, unfortunately, looks increasingly unlikely for their peers in other advanced industrial economies.
The promises of artificial intelligence for central bank operating models are steadily emerging. However, it is vital that AI’s risks are well understood and accounted for by policy-makers and regulators.
Nikhil Sanghani, OMFIF’s managing director of research, and Edward Maling, research analyst, discuss how challenges are influencing reserve managers’ long-term strategies in Africa.
This edition of the Bulletin sheds light on the challenges and opportunities presented by changing population dynamics. Some contributors note that shifting demographic patterns are cause for alarm, while for others, the message is not all doom and gloom.
