Publications

Brexit Damage Assessment

Europe is most affected by spillovers, the United States less so. More d

Emerging Europe: Absorbing Brexit

Brexit is likely to dampen exports f

Frontier Africa: Adjusting to New Realities

Growth for the region as a whole slowed last year and we expect it to weaken further in 2016, although the extent of the slowdown has been less pronou

IIF/ISDA/AFME Response to the European Commission Consultation on the NSFR

On June 24, the IIF, ISDA and AFME jointly submitted a comment letter to the European Commission in response to their consultation on the Net Stable F

Qatar: Weathering the Crash in Energy Prices

Qatar has been weathering the sharp fall in energy prices. Economic activity has moderated relative to the rapid pace of growth in recent years due to

Turkey: Easier Policies Supporting Growth

The authorities seem determined to offset a slowdown in private investment by relaxing macroeconomic policies and stimulating domestic consumption. T

IIF Dispatch: Spain Election Update

The conservative PP won a larger plurality in yesterday's rerun of the December general election but, once again, failed to win a majority. PP won 33%

IIF Dispatch: Brexit Friday-Counting the Costs

The unexpected Brexit win by a solid margin (51.9% to 48.1%) has cascaded across international financial markets. The GBP has taken an unprecedented o

IIF Dispatch: Update on Colombia

On June 23rd, the government of President Juan Manuel Santos and the FARC guerrilla group announced a definitive ceasefire agreement. Peace is now wit

Weekly Insight: Bated Breath

1.' Markets betting on Bremain: ' With the momentum of poll results shifting back towards Bremain, the markets seem to have decided that ther

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