Publications

Emerging Market Portfolio Flows: Lessons from 2014

February 8, 2015

This research note is a joint product by EPFR Global and the IIF. IIF portfolio flows data and EPFR fund flows data offer complementary perspectives o

Weekly Insight: Twists and Turns

February 5, 2015

Oil prices rebound somewhat-but fundamentals still weak China - the PBOC takes the plunge Greece-dangerous prospects 1. Markets

February 2015 Global Regulatory Update

February 3, 2015

This month's IIF Global Regulatory Update provides updates on current work streams in regulatory capital, liquidity, recovery and resolution, disclosu

February 2015 Capital Markets Monitor: Consequences of Central Banks' 'Easing Wars'

February 3, 2015

The ECB announcement of a comprehensive QE program has brought to the fore the challenges posed by the ECB and BoJ easing moves. Other countries will

IIF-GFMA Joint Response to TLAC Consultation

February 2, 2015

On February 2, the IIF and the GFMA jointly submitted a letter to the Financial Stability Board ("FSB") on the Consultative Document "dequacy of loss-

Weekly Insight: Green Light for the Greenback

January 29, 2015

Greek turmoil-what lies ahead? Russian banks on the brink China- renminbi under pressure Ecuador

Tanzania: Encouraging Growth Prospects

January 29, 2015

Although Tanzania continues to enjoy strong economic growth, it still faces many developmental challenges. Things are changing, however, and the gover

January 2015 Portfolio Flows Tracker

January 27, 2015

In January, portfolio flows to emerging markets are estimated to have rebounded to $18 billion, close to the monthly average of the past five years, f

Korea: More Fiscal Stimulus Likely to be Needed

January 26, 2015

The government is struggling to raise growth prospects which have been held back by slowing regional demand, increasing competition from Japan, advers

Ukraine: Looking for More Help

January 23, 2015

The government has asked the IMF for a new and longer EFF arrangement that would help avoid a complete financial meltdown. To work, the new program wo

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