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RT @mcastellano44: 🇧🇷 As Brazil votes today, the economic mandate is clear: turn resilience into a lower cost of capital. In our latest @IIF LatAm Views, @MarcelloEstevao and I argue that credible fiscal reform will be key to boosting investment and growth, and lay out a roadmap for the next administration.

RT @BankPekaoSA: 🎙️Cezary Stypułkowski: - Niezależnie od kierunku, w którym będzie rozwijać się technologia, to banki pozostaną odpowiedzialne za jej wpływ na klientów, również za błędy wynikające z jej wykorzystania. Dlatego AI i inne kluczowe rozwiązania technologiczne muszą być dokładnie testowane, sprawdzone i niezawodne. Ważną rolę mają tu również do odegrania takie instytucje jak IIF, IMF i Bank Światowy, wspierając sprawiedliwy, odporny i zrównoważony dostęp sektora finansowego do krytycznych technologii i platform. 📍@IIF Annual Membership Meeting | Views from the C-suite: The computer race  @Microsoft @WorldBankGroup @IMFNews #Pekao #IIFinBKK #GlobalFinance

RT @NOIweala: At the Institute of International Finance (@IIF) Breakfast Meeting of the Group of Trustees of the Principles, making a keynote presentation on the implications of AI for trade, on the sidelines of the IMF-WB Annual Meetings in Bangkok. Many thanks to Co-Chairs Emmanuel Moulin, Governor, @banquedefrance; Axel A. Weber, President, Center for Financial Studies; and Pan Gongsheng, Governor, People’s Bank of China; and Tim Adams, IIF President and CEO, and Sonja Gibbs, IIF Managing Director of Global Markets and Policy, for the invitation.

RT @MarcelloEstevao: A corrida pela IA e os déficits públicos podem encarecer o capital para todos, enquanto os ganhos se concentram. De Bangkok, escrevo sobre essa assimetria e as oportunidades para o Brasil. @ae_broadcast @IIF @folha @OGlobo_Mundo @Estadao @revistapiaui

RT @Analisis_Fundam: 🌎 En el marco de la Reunión Anual del @IIF en Bangkok, @alexpadillasan participó en el panel “The World Economy After the Shocks”. Se analizaron los retos de la economía global, geopolítica, IA, deuda pública, cambios en flujos de capital y oportunidades para mercados emergentes

RT @financenewsint: The Bank of England (@bankofengland) is working with banks on how to restore critical financial services after severe cyberattacks, as advances in AI raise concerns about financial system resilience. Deputy governor Sarah Breeden told the Institute of International Finance (@IIF) annual meeting in Bangkok that banks need to prepare for attacks that penetrate their defenses. Disrupted payments and account access could affect businesses and households. One approach is bare metal recovery: rebuilding compromised systems from a clean foundation, reinstalling applications and restoring verified data. Protected backups, clean recovery environments and checks on recovered records are central to this work. The Bank is also surveying firms on quantum-related risks to encryption, alongside guidance from the UK's National Cyber Security Centre (@ncsc). Banks are being encouraged to plan for quantum-resistant cryptography and assess dependencies on technology suppliers. Read more: #BankOfEngland #Cybersecurity #AI #Banking

AI, energy insecurity, high public debt and volatile capital flows are redrawing the global economic map. In the final #IIFinBKK panel, leading experts and economists examine how capital will be priced and where new growth and investment opportunities may emerge.

Access to advanced compute is becoming a critical source of competitiveness. #IIFinBKK turns to what the race for AI, chips, cloud capacity and quantum preparedness means for innovation, resilience, cyber risk and financial services.

Tokenization, stablecoins, instant payments and AI-driven automation are moving finance closer to a 24/7 environment. This #IIFinBKK session examines the opportunities, risks and infrastructure choices shaping the next phase of tokenized finance.

Geopolitical fragmentation, technology and new chokepoints in trade, payments and energy are testing central bank frameworks. Former central bank leaders examine what these shifts mean for policy, stability, capital flows and the international monetary system. #IIFinBKK

The race to make cross-border payments faster, cheaper, more transparent and more reliable continues. At #IIFinBKK, leaders discuss persistent last-mile frictions and how industry and policymakers can deliver the next generation of global payments.

AI is creating major opportunities for financial institutions, alongside new questions about governance, third-party relationships and sovereignty. Experts join us to explore what the next phase means for competitiveness, resilience and the future of finance at #IIFinBKK

Asia’s trade and financial markets are being fundamentally rewired. This #IIFinBKK panel explores changing capital flows, shifting supply chains and the investment corridors connecting Asia with Africa, the Middle East and other developing markets.

Energy security and resilience require investment at scale. Financial leaders examine the policy incentives, partnerships and financing structures needed to mobilize private capital for critical infrastructure and the global energy transition. #IIFinBKK

Now onto a one-on-one with Tim and Governor Andrew Bailey, Governor of the @bankofengland here at the IIF Annual Membership Meeting in Bangkok. #IIFinBKK

We are kicking things off this morning with Tim in the hot seat alongside @KlaasKnot while @lisaabramowicz1 moderates an episode of @Bloomberg Newsmakers talking all things debt, trade, the ECB, and everything in between. #IIFinBKK

RT @ACGeoEcon: ⚡What attracts AI investment, and how can countries avoid being left behind? @MarcelloEstevao, chief economist at @IIF, breaks down 3 key factors: 1. Affordable electricity 2. Reliable and predictable power grids 3. Strong human capital 🔗Watch here:

RT @StanChart: Global trade is being reshaped, with new routes, relationships and growth opportunities redefining globalisation. At the Institute of International Finance (@IIF) Annual Membership Meeting in Bangkok, our President, International, Ben Hung, joined senior banking leaders to discuss what this shift means for businesses navigating geopolitical uncertainty, changing trade patterns and supply-chain realignment. The conversation, which took place alongside the International Monetary Fund (@IMFNews) and World Bank (@WorldBankGroup) Annual Meetings, explored how new opportunities are emerging across fast-growing corridors, including China–ASEAN, intra-ASEAN, India and the Middle East, and Africa–China, as companies rethink where they manufacture, source and sell. “Fragmentation does not necessarily mean there isn’t going to be any growth coming through…[it] is simply redefining globalisation in a different way,” Ben told the panel. For financial institutions, the priority is to help clients navigate these changing patterns, and turn greater complexity into more resilient approaches to trade, investment and funding. As a leading international bank, we connect corporate and institutional clients to a network that offers unique access to long-term growth opportunities across Asia, Africa and the Middle East, Europe and the Americas. Learn more: #IMFMeetings

Frontier AI is accelerating cyber threats while strengthening detection and response. At #IIFinBKK, leaders discuss the shift from prevention to resilience and the need for adaptable governance, testing, incident reporting and third-party oversight.

As private credit and nonbank financial intermediation expand, so do connections across banks, asset managers, private funds and insurers. #IIFinBKK experts examine opacity, leverage, valuation, liquidity and the evolving regulatory response.