Episode 7 of FRT presents a Spanish language edition, summarizing topical issues in the regulation of digital finance. Esta semana hemos realizado una
Scott Farnham updates on this week's U.S.-China trade news, and looks at President Trump's love/hate relationship wit
The Indian rupee is the worst-performing currency in Asia this year. We assess whether this reflects heightened external vulnerability, comparing risk metrics in the run-up to the taper tantrum vs. now. The current account deficit will widen, but not to 2012 levels. Reserves relative to external financing needs are higher now. External vulnerability persists but is less acute than in 2012.
The EM sell-off is abating as the worst FX overvaluations have shrunk, but risks related to China remain in the context of the ongoing trade war. W
Where "˜Open Banking' frameworks are being developed for the policy objectives of promoting competition and empowering consumers, these are worthwhile
Against the backdrop of rising rates, a stronger USD and more volatile capital flows, Bahrain, Pakistan, Zambia, Ghana and Tunisia are currently among
If you would like to receive the Sticky Notes email, please send us an email' here ' with your information. This week: Kristen Silverberg reports fr
Episode 6 of the FRT podcast looks at Cloud technology, examining the benefits and risks, but also the risks for banks and insurers that do not implem
This year began with large currency overvaluations in Argentina and Turkey, but the Peso and the Lira are at this point undervalued, the latter sig
We compare FM to EM across key macroeconomic outcomes. FM grew less than EM in the long run but saw lower volatility. FM fell behind in convergence to
Our China team, Gene Ma, Greer Meisels, Yuanliu Hu, and Phoebe Feng, put together a helpful guide to China's trade ne
We invite you to join us for the second episode of the IIF Global Regulatory Update podcast. This month in place of our regularly scheduled call, we w