Bill Nelson, chief economist at the Bank Policy Institute and Allan Malz, Adjunct Professor of Public Affairs at Columbia University, both former Federal Reserve staffers, join Pierre Ortlieb, Economist at OMFIF, to discuss the outcome and consequences of the late October FOMC meeting. They discuss, among other things, whether the chosen measures are warranted given the relative strength of the US economy, and what the Fed might undertake to resolve deeper, structural problems in money markets.
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Diving into US investment grade bond markets
DLT and its potential use for CBDC
Ahead of the ECB: short-, medium- and long-term prospects for Europe
Managing the global economic slowdown
Taking the long view: An asset owner’s perspectives
Fed Talk: managing the US’ economic downturn
In conversation with the Ambassador of China to the United Kingdom
The OMFIF/KPMG series: Sustainable infrastructure and the green transition
Digital currency and the new cold war
Designing a sustainable recovery
CBDC is a public good, not a private business case
In Conversation with Bill Dudley: US economic policy and outlook
Central bank gold reserves before and after the Covid-19 shock
Strategic cost transformation in wealth and asset management
Week in review: Flattening the debt curve, IMF's epic battle, and more
The evolving role of Swift in global payment systems
Week in review: Diversity in central banking, fiscal wrangling, and more
Fed talk: The US’s ‘long road’ to recovery
Week in review: Negative interest rates, US corporations' bond market clout, and the end of the Germany-ECB conflict
The OMFIF/KPMG series: Future of infrastructure as an asset class
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