| Bank of England on guard against greater risk-taking from non-banks |
| By OMFIF editors |
| The lessons of the financial market fallout in autumn 2022, which led to the demise of the government of then Prime Minister Liz Truss, are still reverberating with UK monetary policy-makers. Dave Ramsden, deputy governor for banking and markets at the Bank of England, explained in a talk at OMFIF on 9 December how the Bank was building resilience against the risk of volatility stemming from financial risk-taking by non-banking institutions. Read the full commentary → |
Sovereign funds and the hunt for unicorns
By Winston Ma
Sovereign funds are increasingly investing in the technology industry and digital economy sectors, on par with private equity and venture capital funds.
MEETINGS
Narodowy Bank Polski on Poland’s economic outlook
Thursday 12 December, Roundtable
In the wake of the 100-year anniversary of Narodowy Bank Polski’s founding, First Deputy Governor Marta Kightley joins OMFIF to discuss the economic outlook for Poland in 2025.
ON DEMAND
Financial stability and the Bank of England’s toolkit
Dave Ramsden, deputy governor of the Bank of England, joined OMFIF to discuss topical UK financial stability issues from his vantage point as a Financial Policy Committee member with executive responsibilities for the Bank’s market operations.
LATEST REPORT
Global Public Funds 2024
The easing of concerns about inflation is allowing influential investors to go back to a more risk-on, long-term approach. This is a key message that emerges from this year’s Global Public Funds report, informed by surveys, discussions or contributions from 28 global public pension and sovereign funds with more than $6.5tn in assets under management.
