China’s economic system looms large in global finance, drawing both intrigue and apprehension. The discourse is dominated by criticism of its misalignment and distortion, recognition of its overwhelming complexity and size, and the assertion that the system is on the right track.
Avoiding the worst impacts of a warming world will demand both a transition from the burning of fossil fuels to renewables and investment in climate adaptation and resilience.
While many banks now publish transition plans, large differences exist in terms of scope, target-setting methods and the measurement of misalignment with climate goals.
David Harris, chancellor’s public scholar and lecturer at the University of California, discusses the trajectory of artificial intelligence development.
Vlad Rashkovan, Ukraine’s representative to the International Monetary Fund, joins Mark Sobel, OMFIF’s US chair, to provide an update on Ukraine’s economic and financial situation.
This edition of the journal examines the ways data, technology and artificial intelligence can help scale up transition finance and transform capital markets.
