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The IMF holds the key to Argentina’s cage |
By Hector Torres |
Since Javier Milei took office on 10 December 2023, Argentina’s central bank has been diligently buying reserves. However, this trend has now reversed. In June – a month typically favourable for reserve accumulation – the government faced its first run against the peso, forcing the Banco Central de la República Argentina to shed some of the reserves it had accumulated since May. Read the full commentary → |
India’s promising green investment opportunity |
By K Mukundan |
India has emerged as one of the most attractive investment destinations for the green transition due to its exciting growth opportunities. Read the full commentary → |
Re-emerging markets: investors will be back |
By Kaan Nazli and Jahangir Aka |
It is only a matter of time before investors turn back to emerging markets’ attractive inflation and growth dynamics, strong corporate fundamentals and notable turnaround stories. Read the full commentary → |
MEETINGS
The US election and its impact on cryptoasset regulation |
Wednesday 31 July, Roundtable |
Brent McIntosh, chief legal officer at Citi, and Christian Catalini, founder, MIT Cryptoeconomics Lab, discuss how the election might influence crypto regulations, markets and innovation.​​​​​​ Register → |
ON DEMAND
Entering a new paradigm in central bank reserve management |
Max Castelli, head of strategy, and Philipp Salman, director of strategy and advice, global sovereign markets, UBS Asset Management, discuss the latest trends in reserve management. Listen → |
LATEST REPORT
Future Matters Magazine |
This publication, based on the Point Zero Forum 2024 in Zürich, provides perspectives on discussions about the future of finance from a policy and regulatory standpoint in Europe. Download → |