Among this year’s landmark climate talks, the sustainable finance landscape has continued to exhibit encouraging signs of maturity. Despite the dampening effects of macroeconomic headwinds on green investment levels, the sector has demonstrated resilience. Progress has been particularly notable in the evolution of financial products and regulatory frameworks.
Kornblum’s action-packed ambassadorship in 1997-2001 was the cumulation of more than 40 years in the US state department, where he was a key player in the high and low points of the cold war and its aftermath.
Sovereigns are between two conflicting goals: setting up domestic safeguards against uncertain macroeconomic and financial stability risks and supporting international efforts to invest in climate change and facilitate broad-based sustainable development.
With the UK general election expected in 2024, Darren Jones, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, joins OMFIF to discuss the major investment opportunities for the UK in the next decade and what is needed to realise it.
Max Castelli, head of strategy, sovereign institutions, and Philipp Salman, director of strategy and advice, global sovereign markets, UBS Asset Management, join Taylor Pearce, senior economist at OMFIF, to discuss macroeconomic challenges marked by exogenous shocks. ​​​​​​ Listen →
From central banks’ forays into digital currencies and attitudes to cross-border payments, this report delves into the push to develop regional payment networks and the challenges of establishing regulatory harmony.
