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In a world of growing fiscal pressures, governments and development partners must maximise the value of every dollar. The Centre, in collaboration with the Government Actuary's Department, has developed an analytical framework to evaluate the financial efficiency of risk financing instruments offered by international financial institutions. From contingent loans and grants by multilateral development banks to catastrophe bonds and insurance through regional risk pools, the analysis provides insights into their cost-effectiveness. Key takeaway? ?? Some instruments are more cost-effective for frequent events ??Others perform better for less frequent, high-impact shocks. Find out more in our latest working paper ‘Cost Multiples for Pre-Arranged Financing: A Comparison of Instruments from International Financial Institutions’ by Heena Haq, Chris Bull and Christopher Grassick ?? https://lnkd.in/ep2bxpnX (This analysis also informed the Centre’s recent Demystifying Pre-Arranged Financing for Governments: A Stocktake of Financial Instruments from International Financial Institutions) #PreArrangedFinance #DisasterRiskReduction #DisasterRiskFinance #DisasterRiskFinancing #AnticipatoryAction #ProtectionGap #DRR #DRF #DevelopmentFinance #ClimateFinance #PFM

I am excited to share that I will be attending the United Nations’ 9th Finance for Development conference as a Focal Point and Main Representative with Consultative Status. During the conference, I will have the opportunity to share insights with governments on various topics, including financing and the SIFA Plan. Looking forward to engaging in discussions about impactful finance, investing, and wealth management. #impact #finance #opportunities #wealthmanagement #investing #wealth #familyoffice #banking #assetmanagement #Sustaonability #Funding

?? Development banks play a critical role in mobilising private capital to meet global development goals – but they are not currently releasing details of what investments they’re making and how they’re attracting private investors. ? ??? ICYMI we just launched our recommendations for better measurement and disclosure of private capital mobilisation by DFIs and MDBs. You can catch up on the discussion and hear the views of shareholders, the private sector and OECD: https://lnkd.in/eShVWddB ?? Read more about our recommendations, and why we need to understand #WhatWorks, here: https://lnkd.in/etMRxJ3T #MDBs #WorldBank #AnnualMeetings #SDGs #Transparency?

Love this! Can be such a complicated landscape and for financing ‘idiots’ like me this report is invaluable. Also love the cartoon and analogy: important learning from work of people like Pablo to help us find new ways to reimagine or rethink. Just a thought: I do wonder sometimes with ‘technical’ things, if there is a little temptation for ‘experts’ to keep it technical so that keep being an expert? Given how transformational work on financing can be, and how many ‘non experts’ have to get to grips with it… this kind of report goes some way to address this …if semi-intentional mystifying is indeed a thing… ??

In this Centre for Disaster Protection overview of availability and use of MDB prearranged financing to protect against #disaster risks, to date, Inter-American Development Bank contingent credit facilities (CCF) and climate resilient disaster clauses have had the largest uptake among countries. Many Latin American and Caribbean countries now have prearranged financing in place when disaster or public health emergency hits, creating an incentive to prepare and enabling fast response. There’s no single best instrument but country demand and use is good to see in perspective. The analysis also signals a need to increase client awareness of the MDB pre-arranged financing offer to client countries. And of course to strengthen policy and investments in support of preparedness. Ana María Ibá?ez Anderson Caputo Silva Leslie F. Stone Juan Jose Durante

Emerging Risks in the Financial Services Industry Sector - Hybrid Conference The international conference presents a unique opportunity for the financial community and other interested parties to: - Gain the necessary awareness and competencies to identify, understand and treat emerging risks in their organisations and varying financial services sectors across Barbados, the Caribbean region and the Globe –?#Seminar - Actively learn and contribute to the emerging risks discussion on the future stability of the financial services industry sector locally, regionally, and internationally –?#PanelDiscussion https://lnkd.in/eAwzAyGj #emergingrisks #centralbanks #governments #financialinstitutions #financialsector #financialservicesindustry #financialservicessector #finance #banks #creditunions #insurance #wealthmanagers #financialassociations #financialadvisors #ceos #boards #boardsofdirectors #chairmans #cfo #fo #financeofficers #charteredaccountants #accountants

Our colleague Elizabeth Cain, Head of Debt Origination, is speaking at the Investing in Real Assets Conference on Thursday 14 March. The panel, ‘UK Solvency II reform and implications for real assets: could changes to the MA rules unlock investment opportunities?’ will look at: - Reviewing the current status and future timeline of Solvency II reform: where is it heading? - Discussing the increased investment flexibility created by the change in MA requirements - how is the universe of MA eligible assets set to expand, and how can insurers exploit this? - Is the introduction of highly predictable cash flows useful to tap in new assets – such as SLBs? - Exploring the implications in terms of risk management, capital requirements, valuation and investment decisions If you're attending and would like to meet Liz, do let her know. Event details:?https://lnkd.in/ebvGc_3B

Here's a look back at a Financial Literacy workshop hosted at our FiDi office! Alger family members and friends were invited to this all-day workshop developed to help kids learn about the asset management industry, the role of money managers, the importance of investing, and many more topics. Thank you to the Alger DEI Committee for organizing this workshop! #ThrowbackThursday #Finance #AlgerInvest #AssetManagement

Fitch has affirmed the rating of the European Stability Mechanism at 'AAA'/Stable and the issue ratings of the European Financial Stability Facility at 'AA-'. The ESM was created in 2012 as the mechanism for providing emergency financial assistance to euro area member states. The ESM has EUR86 billion loans outstanding (to Greece EUR60 billion, Spain EUR16 billion and to Cyprus EUR6 billion). The ESM's additional role as a backup for the European Banking Union's Single Resolution Fund is still on hold, given the rejection of the Italian parliament of legislation to ratify an ESM treaty reform (all other 19 euro area members have ratified), and there is no clear timeline for another attempt, although we still assume eventual approval. We rate the ESM based on its Standalone Credit Profile of 'aaa', based on a solvency assessment of 'aa-', a liquidity assessment of 'aaa' and a three notch uplift on its 'low' business environment risk. The EFSF was created in 2010 as a temporary rescue mechanism for euro area members, and no longer disburses loans following the creation of the ESM. It's instruments are rated based on the guarantees (and over-guarantees) provided by its member states. ESM: https://lnkd.in/guAVi5fk EFSF: https://lnkd.in/gsbadtV5

Culprits or Bystanders? Offshore Jurisdictions and the Global Financial Crisis Daniel Haberly and Dariusz Wojcik FAcSS created a comprehensive #map of the largest pre-crisis Asset-Backed Commercial Paper (ABCP) #programs. They revealed that offshore #jurisdictions were significantly #associated with #unstable ABCP #classes. Rather than merely serving to evade #regulations, these jurisdictions helped alleviate institutional #frictions, thereby fostering financial #innovation but also contributing to market #instability. This presents a complex #challenge for reforming #offshore finance. Oxford University Press University of Sussex University of Oxford #offshore #finance #assetbackedsecurities #financialcrisis #abcp #marketinstability #innovation #transparency #regulation #reform #global https://lnkd.in/eX7RyYzR