Publications

IIF Dispatch: Update on Argentina

November 23, 2015

An era has ended. The leader of a center-right coalition, Mauricio Macri has won the race to be Argentina's new president , emerging victorious in the

Poland: PiS Fiscal Plans Raise Concerns

November 23, 2015

Economic policy in Poland is likely to change after the socially conservative, but economically populist, Law and Justice (PiS) party won the October

The IIF SAG comments on EFRAG's draft letter to the European Commission

November 19, 2015

The IIF Senior Accounting Group comments on EFRAG's draft letter to the European Commission on IFRS 9 endorsement. The SAG agrees that the insurance c

Weekly Insight: To December-and Beyond

November 19, 2015

Markets comforted by a gradualist Fed Global growth and trade-looking for a silver lining Japan-some bright spots in technical recession Repositioning

IIF SAG comments on IFRS 9 endorsement for banking activities

November 18, 2015

The IIF Senior Accounting Group writes to the European Commission to expresses its view that endorsement of IFRS 9 should not be further delayed for t

IIF Dispatch: Update from South Africa

November 17, 2015

'· The economy, which has been hit hard by electricity shortages and a sharp sell-off in metals and mine

November 2015 Portfolio Allocation Trends

November 17, 2015

Outflows from EM mutual funds and ETFs in November: ' While EM fund flows saw some stabilization in October after heavy Q3 redemptions, growing expect

IIF-GFMA-ISDA joint NSFR letter to EBA Public Hearing

November 16, 2015

The IIF, GFMA, and ISDA jointly submitted the letter to the European Banking Authority (EBA), responding to its Public Hearing in October 2015 that re

Banking on the Blockchain: Re-engineering the Financial Architecture

November 16, 2015

Blockchain technology, once viewed as a profound threat to financial intermediaries, is now being embraced by traditional financial services firms as

MENA: Adjusting to New Realities

November 12, 2015

For the 15 MENA countries as a whole, we expect growth to be 3% in 2015, considerably below the average of 4.5% from 2005-2014. The drop in oil prices

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