Charles Plosser, former president and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, joins Danae Kyriakopoulou, head of research and chief economist at OMFIF, to discuss the last Federal Open Markets Committee meeting of 2017. They examine the expected interest rate rise, the conflicting views at the Fed with regards to low inflation and potential build-up of imbalances in the market, as well as the long-term consequences of the Fed’s decision to unwind the $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
Greece’s landmark debt restructuring – What happened and why it matters
The history of dollar dominance and weaponisation
Pre-validation: combatting fraud and minimising errors in payments
Analysing Romania’s landmark debut green bond
Why gender equality in financial institutions is macro-critical
Global public investor outlook 2024: Another ‘rollercoaster’ year?
Safeguarding the future: why organisations need ESG data
Next steps for the EU’s evolution in bond markets
Argentina's sovereign debt litigation disaster
Risk, policy and investment models for transition finance
Establishing a new framework for international climate finance
Navigating the new norm: the long-term outlook for inflation and implications for investors
Unlocking the benefits of smart contracts for retail CBDCs
The International Monetary Fund’s role in Ukraine’s economy and financing
Improving grant delivery and management for emergency responses
Enhancing retail government bond programmes to improve diversification
How European DMOs are embracing the return of retail investors
Investment needs for the energy transition
From conception to implementation: the CBDC journey
Maintaining liquidity in times of crisis
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