Publications

November/December 2015 Capital Markets Monitor: Household Sector Debt: Hidden Problems

November 9, 2015

In previous editions of the CMM, we have highlighted the risks associated with rising debt levels, mainly in the public sector for mature market

IIF Dispatch: Update from Johannesburg

November 9, 2015

"¢Speakers at our Africa Financial Summit held in Johannesburg late last week were moderately positive' about the prospects for Africa's economies des

Emerging Market Debt Monitor

November 9, 2015

Global debt has now risen to over $240 trillion (320% of GDP) across the household, corporate and public sectors--an increase of some $50 trillion sin

Emerging Markets Bank Lending Conditions Survey - 2015Q3

November 5, 2015

EM bank lending conditions in 2015Q3 tightened to their weakest level since 2011Q4 when conditions had been adversely affected by the Euro Area crisis

IIF Dispatch: Update on Malaysia

November 5, 2015

Global uncertainties, weak oil and gas prices, and political concerns have left policy makers with little choice but to keep interest rates unchanged

Weekly Insight: Glass Half Full

November 5, 2015

Will market optimism hold up? Global economy stumbling along Global PMIs-looking to turn the corner EM bank lending conditions tighten the most since

November 2015 Global Economic Monitor: Stumbling Along

November 4, 2015

After a period of heightened financial volatility and rising apprehension about the global economic outlook during the summer months, markets have sta

IIF November Global Regulatory Update

November 4, 2015

This month's IIF Global Regulatory Update provides updates on current work streams in regulatory capital, liquidity, accounting, disclosure, insurance

IIF Dispatch: Update from Ukraine

November 3, 2015

REFORMS TO CONTINUE POST ELECTIONS Our recent trip to Ukraine followed the highly anticipated local elections held on October 25. Combined with a con

Brazil: Deepening Crisis

November 2, 2015

The economy is set to contract 3.2% this year and 2.0% in 2016 and grow somewhat in 2017. The recovery i

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