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- Institute of International Finance (IIF) | World Economic Forum
Institute of International Finance (IIF) The Institute of International Finance is a global association of financial institutions Its members include most of the world's largest commercial banks and investment banks, as well as a growing number of insurance companies and investment management firms
- What is ‘global debt’ - and how high is it now? - World Economic Forum
Now it has not only reached a new record, but pushed the global debt-to-GDP ratio – which had previously been in decline – to 336% for the second consecutive quarter "As higher rates and higher debt levels push government interest expenses higher, domestic debt strains are set to increase," the Institute of International Finance (IIF) warns
- World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025
The Annual Meeting 2025 of The World Economic Forum will take place at Davos-Klosters from 20th to 24th January 2025
- Timothy Adams - Agenda Contributor | World Economic Forum
Timothy Adams President and Chief Executive Officer, Institute of International Finance (IIF) Former: US Undersecretary of Treasury for International Affairs; Managing Director, The Lindsey Group, an economic advisory firm, Washington DC
- As World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2025 Opens, Leaders Call for . . .
Davos, Switzerland, 21 January 2025 – Addressing a gathering of global leaders, Klaus Schwab, World Economic Forum Founder and Chairman of the Board of Trustees, officially opened the 55th Annual Meeting, setting the tone for the week by highlighting the meeting’s theme: Collaboration for the Intelligent Age
- Felix Huefner - Agenda Contributor | World Economic Forum
Felix Huefner joined the Institute of International Finance in 2012 as Deputy Director and heads the Global Macroeconomic Analysis department He is responsible for the IIF’s global macroeconomic forecasting work, its regular Global Economic Monitor publication, as well as the report on Capital Flows to Emerging Economies
- How has COVID-19 affected global debt? | World Economic Forum
Image: IIF, BIS, Haver, National Sources Within developed markets, government debt-to-GDP grew by 21 percentage points compared to 11 for non-financial corporates, and 6 for households This is unsurprising as governments have supplied billions (or in some cases, trillions) of economic stimulus while also pulling in less tax revenue
- How commercial banking can fuel a nature-positive future
The banking sector plays a crucial role in creating a nature-positive future but faces challenges of inadequate global consensus and insufficient funding
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