| ‘Our target is to regain single-A status’, says Greek debt chief By Burhan Khadbai Greece’s first publicly sold bond transaction in 2025 was by far the biggest statement in its journey over the past decade to regain trust and credibility with investors in the capital markets. Not only did Greece achieve a record order book in terms of size at over €40.5bn, it was also the biggest by the number of investors with over 270 accounts submitting orders. Read the full commentary → |
Milei’s tango with Trump
By Hector Torres
South of the Rio Bravo, US President Donald Trump is feared, except when it comes to Javier Milei, Argentina’s libertarian president. Milei is counting on Trump to sway the International Monetary Fund into lending fresh money to its largest debtor, Argentina, which owes it $44bn.
Public sector debt summit 2025
Tuesday 18 March, Summit
OMFIF’s fourth Public sector debt summit in Paris convenes developed and emerging market public sector borrowers with leading fixed-income asset managers and investment banks.
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Unified ledgers: opportunities and legal challenges
Discourse on the rewiring of payments and financial markets has been dominated by talk of unified ledgers. Natalie Lewis, partner at Travers Smith, joins Lewis McLellan, editor of OMFIF’s Digital Monetary Institute, to discuss what the legal implications of this architecture will be.
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The Bulletin: January 2025
This edition of the Bulletin examines the implications of US President Donald Trump’s proposed policies, exploring how they could reshape global dynamics in an already fragile macroeconomic environment.
