The Central Bank Begins Steps to Join the Official Monetary and Financial Policy Forum (OMFIF)

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September 05, 2019
The Central Bank Begins Steps to Join the Official Monetary and Financial Policy Forum (OMFIF)

    The Central Bank of Iraq has begun steps to join the official forum of monetary and financial institutions (OMFIF), an independent global think tank for central banks, pension funds and financial institutions with investment assets worth $ 36.2 trillion.
     
    Membership in this forum provides insight into the key topics of investment in two integrated channels of analysis and meetings, through high-level exchanges and content, as well as participation in meetings with the International Monetary Fund, the Bank of England and the German Central Bank.
     
    The accession process also benefits from capacity building opportunities for mid-level and senior staff. OMFIF develops projects for members in London, Singapore, Washington and other global financial centers.
     
    Central Bank of Iraq
    information Office
    September 5




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The Central Bank intends to join the official forum of monetary and fiscal policies


Economy News - Baghdad

The Central Bank of Egypt (CBE) announced on Thursday that it will join the official forum of monetary and financial institutions (OMFIF), an independent global think-tank for central banks, pension funds and financial institutions with investments worth $ 36.2 trillion.

"Membership in this forum provides insight into the key topics of investment in two integrated channels of analysis and meetings, through high-level practical exchanges and content, as well as participation in meetings held in collaboration with the International Monetary Fund and the Bank of England," the CBE said in a statement received by Al-Iqtisadiah. And the Bundesbank. "

"The accession process takes advantage of capacity building opportunities for mid-level and senior staff, as OMFIF develops projects for members in London, Singapore, Washington and other global financial centers."




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