Publications

IIF CBRWG Response to the FSB's Consultation Paper on Operational Continuity

January 4, 2016

The joint comment letter on the Guidance on Arrangements to Support Operational Continuity in Resolution stressed the importance of flexibility in ass

EM Portfolio Flows: December Tracker and 2015 Review

December 30, 2015

Our portfolio flows estimates indicate that emerging markets saw a retrenchment of $3.1 billion in December, dominated by outflows from EM equities.

IIF Risk and Regulatory Capital Symposium Summary Note

December 23, 2015

The future of the regulatory capital framework and its main components, including the IRB framework, has been at the center of recent debate. With thi

IIF SAG's response to the IASB 2015 Agenda Consultation

December 22, 2015

The Institute of International Finance (IIF), via its Senior Accounting Group (SAG), comments on the IASB's work plan for the next three years through

IIF's comments on FSB revised Phase 3 template for GSIBs

December 22, 2015

The IIF commented on the proposed revisions to the Phase 3 of the Common Data Templates for Global Systemically Important Banks (GSIBs). Many issues d

Modernizing Money Management: How Technology is Transforming Asset and Wealth Management

December 21, 2015

Technologies, including smartphones, mobile broadband, data analytics, advanced computer algorithms, and social media and crowdfunding platforms, are

Living With Less: Oil Exporters' Different Adjustment Paths

December 17, 2015

The sharp decline in oil prices over the past 18 months has provided a major economic shock to oil-exporting countries. In our analysis, we focus on s

Weekly Insight: The Fed Awakens

December 17, 2015

Will the Force be with the markets? Fed achieves smooth liftoff High-yield sector-blinking first? China-a policy induced pick-up Argentina-bold steps

Emerging Market Debt Monitor - Update

December 17, 2015

Following the Fed's decision to commence liftoff, we offer a brief update to our November EM Debt Monitor , using new BIS data and' focusing on the ri

GCC: Managing Foreign Assets in the New Normal

December 17, 2015

Following the oil price crash, GCC states are drawing down their reserves ($2.4 trillion or 145% of GDP in 2014) and fiscal buffers to soften the blow

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