The UK economic outlook with the Bank of England Yesterday, OMFIF hosted a live broadcast on the UK economic outlook with Huw Pill, chief economist and executive director for monetary analysis and…
What a timely event that was given the circumstances in Greece, Europe and Planet Ocean at large at the Sheikh Zayed Theatre, LSE Campus in central London organised by the…
The speech / positions delivered by the Secretary General for Tourism Policy and Development of Greece, Mrs. Olympia Anastasopoulou at the 68th Meeting of the UNWTO Commission for Europe (CEU); she…
From 31 May to 2 June, the 68th Session of the Regional Commission for Europe of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) was held in Sofia (Bulgaria). The Greek delegation was…
The BDI (Baltic Dry Index) ended down 18 points since yesterday and now stands at 1,384; on a weekly basis same lost 174 – from 1,558 last week (12/05), losing…
Credit Suisse: a failure of regulatory culture By Simon Brady The failure of Credit Suisse is peculiar because it has not involved the revelation of hidden losses or a ‘black…
Punch-drunk Credit Suisse was fated to fall By Clive Horwood An extraordinary weekend in Switzerland culminated in the collapse of Credit Suisse into the wary embrace of its great rival,…
Get the analysis from our tax experts Chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered a Spring Budget focused on the government’s growth ambitions and their levelling up agenda. With a raft of measures…
The latest news, policies, research reports and related activities of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Enterprises investing in Guangdong can receive a reward of up to 100 million yuan…
One year later: eNaira as a force for financial inclusion and digital payments By Olugbenga Agboola CBDCs have launched in 11 countries, while 15 more are testing and 26 are…
Most read 2022: Year of Hobson’s choice: UK recession is inevitable By Brian Reading This article, one of OMFIF’s most read in 2022, was first published on 17 January.For UK…
Following our last from “Nextisnow 2022”, Olympia Anastasopoulou, Greece’s Secretary-General at the Ministry of Tourism, responds to questions on the specialist panel on “Tourism Hospitality – Enhancing Greece’s Attractiveness &…
China renews its pitch to foreign investors By Herbert Poensich While uncertainty about the direction of China’s economy continued after the 20th Party Congress, the world’s financial elite gathered for…
Italy’s Meloni, unlike Truss, learning from history, opts for ‘stability-first’ By David Marsh and Neil Williams Giorgia Meloni, Italy’s new prime minister, looks likely to preside over a relatively resilient…
Ukraine reconstruction requires private and public sector support By Burhan Khadbai Over the last few months there have been many and varied estimates of how much the reconstruction of Ukraine…
Rishi Sunak’s reluctance to attend the COP27 summit was met by scepticism At the event, Sunak announced the UK will triple the funding for the climate transition to £1.5bn, but…
Susannah Streeter, senior investment and markets analyst, Hargreaves Lansdown ‘’The two-week delay of plans to reveal detail of the UK government’s spending plans on Halloween hasn’t caused investors to take…
SUSTAINABLE GREECE 5th October 2022, London. Today, Greek National Tourism Organisation (GNTO) has unveiled a new sustainability hub, shining a light on the incredible sustainability initiatives across the country. The…
Calm descends with pound stabilising and UK gilt yields falling back FTSE 100 opens lower despite gains in Asia and Wall Street Eyes turn to the Truss administration for more…
Her Majesty’s Government of Gibraltar, the Gibraltar Port Authority, the Gibraltar Maritime Administration and the University of Gibraltar cordially invite you to register your interest in attending the inaugural Gibraltar Maritime…
The French economy grew 0.5% in Q2, exceeding market estimates of 0.2% Tech-heavy Nasdaq shows gains amid a more positive US earnings season Brent crude hovers around $107 with recent…
10 years after Draghi moment, ‘whatever it takes’ becomes ‘what if?’ By David Marsh and Ellie Groves Mutually assured constraint is the centrepiece of the European Central Bank’s device to…
Leading maritime cities playing a key role in the green and digital shift Which cities around the world offer the best infrastructure, and access to world-class talent and services, to…
German and Chinese growth models are outdated, Nagel’s battle on two fronts: inflation and Europe, and more THE WEEKEND REVIEW Latest opinion and analysis from OMFIF around the world 10-14 January 2022, Vol.13…
Private digital currencies are here to stay; How Central America is recovering Thursday 23 December 2021 – Vol.12 Ed.51.4 Commentary: The fight for your digital wallet By Marcelo Prates in BrasÃlia The…