"6 Days in September" book launch: part 1. A conversation between Richard Roberts, professor of contemporary financial history at King’s College London, and OMFIF Managing Director David Marsh on the publication of Six Days in September: Black Wednesday, Brexit and the making of Europe. The co-authors discuss the lessons of the 1992 exchange rate mechanism crisis for Britain, Europe and the world, as well as the implications for the global monetary system.
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Advancing financial inclusion in the Middle East and Africa
Emerging markets debt: trends opportunities and risks
Despite the odds: Ukraine’s economic reform progress
Entering a new paradigm in central bank reserve management
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Taking stock: financial market integration in Europe
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Greece’s landmark debt restructuring – What happened and why it matters
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