‘One day there will be the last barrel of oil’, say Gulf economists By Katerina Atkins and Taylor Pearce
Environmental, social and governance regulation is notoriously complicated and piecemeal. Though the legislation is progressing, there are various overlapping, and often competing, initiatives emerging from different jurisdictions. To address this proliferation of regulations and frameworks, the Abu Dhabi Global Market’s proposed sustainable finance regulatory framework could offer a promising solution.
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Crisis of confidence for the Bank of England
| By David Marsh, Meghnad Desai and John Nugée The Bank of England, forced to raise interest rates for the 13th consecutive meeting to help quell persistent inflation, faces its most serious crisis of confidence since 1992. Read the full commentary → |
Trade liberalisation is the solution to fiscal uncertainty
| By Talal Rafi Countries facing debt distress are increasingly turning to trade protectionism. But protectionism would lead to a world that is less resilient and more conflict prone. Read the full commentary → |
MEETINGS
| Global Public Investor 2023 Tuesday 27 June, Launch The 10th edition of OMFIF’s GPI reveals the investment approaches, priorities and concerns of central bank reserve managers. This launch event presents the findings of the 2023 survey alongside an expert panel discussion Register → |
ON DEMAND
| GPI 2023: Reserve managers navigating losses, stagflation and geopolitics Amid persistent inflation, heightened recession risks and prolonged geopolitical tensions, central bank reserve managers find themselves confronting yet another difficult year. Listen → |
LATEST REPORT
| Central banks and cloud services: the new frontier As well as exploring the benefits that cloud migration offers, this report examines the ways financial institutions in the private sector have addressed the hurdles that are hampering central bank cloud adoption. Download → |
