Africa stands on the precipice of a financial renaissance, poised to redefine its influence in the global investment sphere. The continent’s quest for additional financing is substantial, yet its capacity to emerge as a powerful magnet for domestic and international investment flows is unmistakable. The annual sustainable financing shortfall is projected to be around 7% of Africa’s gross domestic product.
The mission to catalyse financial inclusion works in concert with fostering economic growth. But studies have identified several barriers to financial inclusion, including a lack of trust in financial institutions and services.
OMFIF explores the macro trends and development of emerging economies, delving into both regional and national outlooks. Through reports, articles, events and podcast discussions, OMFIF analyses measures for improving public finances and sustainability.
The Gender Balance Index tracks the number of men and women in senior leadership teams in central banks and major financial institutions. The 11th edition unveils the latest developments for this year.
This event took place in partnership with the University of Oxford, bringing together the world’s leading AI innovators, major financial institutions and key regulators to discuss AI in finance safety and governance.
This edition of the Bulletin looks at the implications of the super-election year for both developed and emerging economies and what we can expect for the world economy as a whole.
