De-dollarisation presents new opportunities – panel
Speakers at London Meetings outline unique approaches to dealing with changing investment landscape
For reserve managers, moving away from the US dollar as a key asset presents opportunities beyond picking different currencies to replace the greenback.
During a panel discussion at the Central Banking London Meetings, reserve managers opened up about their experiences of navigating current global markets.
The panel was attended by three officials from the eurozone, one from an African central bank and one from Asia-Pacific.
New investment stylesThe speaker from the African central bank said their
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