Part two of the OMFIF/EY Covid response series
What are the consequences of addressing the consequences? In this edition, OMFIF's John Orchard and EY's David Barker discuss the shock-and-awe measures by governments to rescue their economies from the Covid-19 crisis and the short- and medium-term implications for their finance ministries. What are the paths out of the emergency schemes? How are governments planning to restart their economies and what will it mean for their finances, and their financial sectors? How is this crisis fundamentally reordering their priorities in both developed and emerging economies?
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Can central banks normalise their balance sheets?
Combatting money laundering and payments risk in digital assets
What’s next for the Italian economy?
In conversation with De Nederlandsche Bank: Nature risk and the role of central banks
Informing CBDC development with a qualitative look at consumer behaviour
Bank of England independence under Truss
Japan’s approach to sustainable finance and regulatory practice
Lessons learned from the first retail CBDC deployments
Revamping cross-border payments: change coming sooner than you think
In conversation with UNEP FI: the race to net zero and the role of alliances
Policy trade-offs for retail CBDC
Crypto crash proves the need for central bank issued digital currency
Trends developing in retail CBDC
ECB and climate risk supervision
Benefits and risks of CBDCs in emerging markets
Why public asset owners are at an inflection point
What to expect from the August Bank of England meeting
Craving – rather than fighting – inflation
Why do we need social taxonomy?
What to expect from the 21 July ECB meeting
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