Central Banking Meetings Summer

Central Banking Summer Meetings 2023 will cover a variety of different topics including; monetary policy, financial stability, climate risk, reserve management, fintech and currency and payments.

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Central Banking Summer Meetings

Returning June 13-14 2023, in London.

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Bringing central bankers together for two days of essential meetings

The meetings provide a space for central bankers to gather for essential peer-to-peer dialogue on current challenges. Over the two days attendees will have the chance to exchange ideas, innovation and best practices. Our global audience will get the opportunity to take part in lively debates, hear from our expert speakers and reunite with leaders from central banks around the world.

 

Central Banking Meetings is appropriate for dealing with solving "today's" problems
National Bank of Slovakia
The Central Banking Meetings are a valuable resource and excellent platform for learning, benchmarking, sharing ideas and networking with subject matter experts.
African Bank
I found the wealth of knowledge gained from the various presentations and the different view points of the panelists on the given topics that were discussed very valuable.
Bank of Jamaica
Was great to contact people of my interest and hopefully establishing a professional relationships with will be very useful for my job.
Czech National Bank
It gave a perspective of what is being followed in other jurisdictions, the issues faced by them and how they are tackling it.
Reserve Bank of India
The topics of discussion were very insightful and learning from what other central bank reserves managers do, be it, strategies, risk management as well as governance structures. Networking opportunities for future collaborations were also a highlight.
African Bank

2023 Tracks

Reserve Management
  • Diversifying reserves in a fragmented geopolitical economy
  • Green bonds and sustainable investing
  • Exploring alternative currency investments
Fintech
  • Driving financial inclusion through technological innovation
  • Impact of fintech on governance frameworks
  • Strengthening infrastructures
Payments and CBDCs
  • Developing a CBDC framework
  • Traditional payment systems vs. CBDCs
  • Improving cross-border payments
Currency
Currency
  • Responsible cash management in a crisis
  • Access to cash in 2040
  • Optimising the currency lifecycle and cutting costs
Monetary Policy and Financial Stability
Monetary Policy and Financial Stability
  • Global economic activity and the impact on monetary policy
  • Trends and threats for financial stability
  • Financial stability considerations for monetary policy

Past Meeting attendees

Invesco is an independent investment management firm dedicated to delivering an investment experience that helps people get more out of life.

We are committed to building long-term, strategic partnerships with official institutions, bringing the best of our investment expertise and capabilities from across our global organization.

We are privileged to manage $1.4 trillion in assets on behalf of clients worldwide (as of December 31st, 2022).

We have:

  • Specialized investment teams managing investments across a comprehensive range of asset classes, investment styles and geographies
    More than 8,400 employees worldwide
    On-the-ground presence in more than 20 countries, serving clients in more than 120 countries

 

Tracing our history to 1928, Wellington Management is one of the world’s largest independent investment management firms. With over US$1.3 trillion in assets under management as of 31 March 2022, we serve as a trusted investment adviser to more than 2,400 institutional clients and mutual fund sponsors in over 60 countries. Our comprehensive investment capabilities are built on the strength of rigorous, proprietary research and span nearly all segments of the global capital markets, including equity, fixed income, multi-asset, and alternatives. Our commitment to investment excellence is evidenced by our significant presence and long-term track records in nearly all global securities markets.

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