Member Views
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Mark Sobel:US Treasury’s IMF Worldview: Multilateralism, More Macroeconomics, Domestic Realities19th St. and the rest of the world may not be fully pleased* |
Tue, Sep 12, 2023 | Bretton Woods Committee | |
Meg Lundsager and Mark Sobel:US must strengthen IMF at February G20 meetingG20 finance ministers and central bank governors gather on 17-18 February for their first meeting of the year under the Indonesian presidency. Amid high-profile topics including global macro discussions about inflation, key issues beneath the surface could challenge the International Monetary Fund’s global leadership role. |
Thu, Feb 10, 2022 | OMFIF |
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Hung Tran:US Calls for IMF Quota Reform to Support Vulnerable NationsBWC member Hung Tran in Bloomberg: "The move underscores US efforts to use the Washington-based institutions to counter China’s influence..." “'This is... effort by the Biden administration to get traction, influence and friends in the Global South...'” |
Fri, Sep 8, 2023 | Bloomberg | |
Hung Tran:Unpacking China’s 2024 growth target and economic agendaBWC is pleased to Member Spotlight a recent article by Hung Tran featured in the Atlantic Council. Hung provides an analysis of Premier Li Quang's Government Work Report presented at the fourteenth National People’s Congress (NPC) in China, outlining key economic targets and priorities set for 2024. |
Thu, Mar 7, 2024 | Atlantic Council |
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Member Monday:United Overseas BankBWC welcomes new organizational member United Overseas Bank, the third largest bank in Southeast Asia. UOB provides commercial, corporate, and personal banking services; private banking and asset management services; and corporate finance, venture capital, investment, and insurance services. They are headquartered in Singapore and operate throughout nineteen countries in Asia, Europe, and North America. |
Mon, Jan 30, 2023 | United Overseas Bank | |
SOFR Academy:Unintended Impact of LIBOR-SOFR Transition on Credit Markets and Economic ActivityAccording to Samim Ghamami of BWC member SOFR Academy, credit market stress has macroeconomic consequences. In this SOFR Academy Research Note, Ghamami shows that LIBOR-SOFR transition might worsen these macroeconomic consequences. |
Mon, Mar 27, 2023 | SOFR Academy | |
Hung Tran:Understanding the Growing Use of Local Currencies in Cross-Border PaymentsBWC member Hung Tran writes that "bilateral cross-border arrangements do not constitute a threat to the premier position of the USD..." nevertheless they create "substantial costs in terms of lost economic efficiency and risks to financial stability..." |
Fri, Aug 25, 2023 | Atlantic Council |
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Carolyn A. Wilkins:Under the western sky: the crypto frontierCarolyn Wilkins talks about cryptoassets and the ‘financial ecosystem’ they are a part of. She looks at the risks and opportunities decentralised finance may bring and the regulatory response to these. |
Mon, Nov 22, 2021 | Bank of England |
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Mark Sobel, US Chairman, OMFIF:Ukraine conflict cripples G20 but unifies G7Russia’s invasion of Ukraine crystallises key shifts underway in global governance. Among others, it will cripple the G20 and elevate the G7. |
Wed, Mar 9, 2022 | OMFIF |
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Ambereen Choudhury:UBS Names Colm Kelleher to Take Chairman Role, Succeeding WeberUBS Group AG nominated former Morgan Stanley President Colm Kelleher as its next chairman, tapping an executive with broad banking and wealth experience to help oversee the firm’s pivot towards digital. |
Sat, Nov 20, 2021 | Bloomberg |