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Out Of The Woods diary column

Seen and heard in the corridors of the Annual Meetings

GlobalMarkets, October 12, 2017
SSA

Kim confident of landing extra funding to turn 'billions into trillions'

The World Bank's president, Jim Kim, will push rich countries' finance ministers to agree to a capital increase that will enable him to leverage trillions of dollars of private capital

Phil Thornton, October 12, 2017
'Chronic abuse' of cheap money leaves frontier markets vulnerable to rate hikes

Frontier markets that rushed to rack up cheap debt as funding costs hit historic lows are vulnerable to default if interest rates soar, raising the question whether they should have been allowed to borrow at all, leading experts tell GlobalMarkets

Oliver West, October 12, 2017
SRI

Election lifts hopes of greener Germany, perhaps even green bond

Germany’s general election has put the Green party in a strong position to push for bolder policies on sustainability, and possibly to gain control of the energy ministry.

Jon Hay, October 12, 2017
Emerging Markets

Reforms for stability

Finance minister Gillmore Hoefdraad had a front row seat as Suriname’s open economy was battered on three fronts — lower gold and oil prices, and the end of bauxite mining — leading to a recession in 2016. However, as Hoefdraad points out, the recovery is well underway and explains how, through several measures that the government is taking, it is becoming better prepared for external shocks.

GlobalMarkets, October 11, 2017
Emerging Markets

Suriname making strides to fix macro weaknesses

After suffering from the end of the commodity boom more than most, Suriname’s recovery is impressing many investors. Although questions linger around the fiscal consolidation plan, the government’s reform agenda looks to be putting the economy on the right track.

Oliver West, October 11, 2017
Emerging Markets

Extracting growth: oil and gold generate excitement

The opening of Suriname’s second large gold mine has played a crucial role in the country’s economic recovery, and offshore oil discoveries in neighbouring Guyana have raised hopes for similar finds in Suriname. With the government apparently conscious of the need to be wise with the windfall, natural resources have the potential to transform the country.

Oliver West, October 11, 2017
Out of its comfort zone: EBRD’s home from home in MENA

GlobalMarkets sits down with the EBRD’s head of Southern & Eastern Mediterranean, Janet Heckman, and finds out why the bank is operating in a region so far removed from its original cultural and operational parameters

Elliot Wilson, October 11, 2017
Goldfajn’s great but gradual restoration

Brazil’s central bank governor Ilan Goldfajn says the end of deleveraging may lead to a stronger recovery but that reforms are crucial to sustaining the country’s economic rehabilitation

Thierry Ogier, October 11, 2017
Driving through reforms: Saudi gets behind the wheel

One of the most closed and conservative societies in the world, Saudi is gradually opening its doors to both foreign investment and international ideals. In an exclusive interview with GlobalMarkets, Mohammed Abdullah El-Kuwaiz, chairman of Saudi’s Capital Market Authority, discusses the game-changing implications of emerging market status on the country’s equity markets and the planned IPO of prize asset Aramco

Virginia Furness, October 11, 2017
Belt and Road to transform Southeast Asia into China’s backyard

This article is the first part in a series of four on China’s Belt and Road Initiative that we are publishing during the 2017 IMF-World Bank annual meetings in Washington DC. We have devoted two articles to the Belt element and two to the Road element, of which this piece is the first and focuses on the Southeast Asian part of the maritime route

Elliot Wilson, October 11, 2017
Kroll stands by Global Jet ABS ratings after hostile Fitch note

Kroll Bond Rating Agency defended the ratings it assigned to private aircraft financier Global Jet Capital’s inaugural securitization, after Fitch Ratings deemed the deal non-investment grade in a note this week.

Sasha Padbidri, October 11, 2017

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