Practioner of global finance and central banking. Ex IMF, World Bank, BIS, RBI. Affiliation: NCAER, Bank of England, IFSWF, Kautilya School, ORF-America.
Joined January 2011
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26 May 2024
Just read the White House CEA's insightful paper on the importance of central bank independence. Key takeaways: policy stability, credibility, and economic resilience. Do you hold a different view and see the issue of central bank independence differently? #Economics #CentralBanking #Policy
whitehouse.gov/cea/written-m…
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25 May 2024
Long, long overdue! The EU Capital Market Union isn't just about relieving strain on banks and public finances. It's also about strengthening global capital markets. Establishing such a market takes years, often decades. The EU must embark NOW, or the journey will remain many lights away. #CMU #EUFinance"
22 May 2024
Europe is confronted with new challenges stemming from
▪️geopolitical fragmentation
▪️slowing productivity growth
▪️climate change
A genuine capital markets union is needed, as I told ESMA today at an event to release their report.
Read it here esma.europa.eu/sites/default…
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31 Jan 2024
What a joy and delight to be joined by Greg Makoff for this podcast on his excellent new book on Argentina's protracted $100 billion restructuring/litigation -- DEFAULT.
Join @GMakoff, author of "Default," as he discusses Argentina's $100 Billion Debt Restructuring with OMFIF US Chair @sobel_mark. 🎙️Listen here: lnkd.in/gT-imE4z
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22 Dec 2023
An appeal to sovereigns: know what you own and owe, go for their integrated management, and reduce financial imbalances.
21 Dec 2023
Udaibir Das, former senior IMF capital markets staff member, offers his thoughts for OMFIF on the need for countries to rebalance national sovereign asset and liability balance sheet management.👇
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7 Dec 2023
OMFIF 2023: Public funds invest more in alternatives & infrastructure less in emerging markets. India up, China down, Indonesia & SA ignored. What might this mean for climate finance flows into the developing world?
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omfif.org/gpp23/
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15 Nov 2023
Udaibir Das, formerly a longtime leader in the IMF's Monetary and Capital Markets Division, discusses why Africa's financial transformation is so critical for the continent's future.
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Delighted to welcome the first panel of our annual meeting: @eric_parrado is moderating a fascinating discussion with @COFIDES, the China Investment Corporation, Alaska Permanent Fund and @JavierCapap on the trends shaping Sovereign funds today.
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An important and lively conversation on how Sovereign funds can catalyse the energy transition with (L-R) @PCHblended , @neubergerberman, @Mubadala, @NZSuperFund @Jefferies & @iberdrola
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22 Jul 2023
With the @WorldBank President's visit to 🇮🇳, @anitnath, @usdas, and @medhaprasanna write about a reform agenda for multilateral development banks (MDBs). Read here bit.ly/3JqDsVV
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24 Jul 2023
@usdas writes for @OMFIF on the @bankofengland's recent efforts at scenario planning and the path to a global macro-financial risk framework. Read here: bit.ly/44GjDCA
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28 Jun 2023
Great OMFIF report on global reserve trends. Well worth a read.
How will reserve managers respond to the setback of falling reserves?
In the 10th edition of OMFIF’s Global Public Investor report, we've unpacked how reserve managers are adapting their investment approach in light of macroeconomic and market volatility.
lnkd.in/eki82sHq
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16 Mar 2023
Credit Suisse. This one will be big—regardless of help from SNB and cross border regulators. The global macro financial channel is becoming complicated. The hope is that a good “living will” is in place and gets triggered without panic. Fingers crossed.
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13 Mar 2023
The SVB failure has given a new meaning to systemic risk, contagion risk, crisis management, and fiduciary callousness. Once again, state oversight and corporate governance have both broken their promise of public trust with money.
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25 Sep 2021
The eighties were indeed the decade that made some of us, and began the journey towards a modern India” Gitanjali was one of its finest faces!
25 Sep 2021
So I grew up in the 80s with this photo of my celebrity mom, Gitanjali Aiyar, in magazines and on billboards! It was for a “colour” TV…. 😊
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25 Sep 2021
So I grew up in the 80s with this photo of my celebrity mom, Gitanjali Aiyar, in magazines and on billboards! It was for a “colour” TV…. 😊
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5 Sep 2021
Just in case some forget….
.@GitaGopinath: Monetary and fiscal support are both essential for macroeconomic recovery. Central bank independence and the taboo against monetary financing has served countries well. bit.ly/3yEec60 #BAM21
Udaibir S Das retweeted
4 Sep 2021
This!
3 Sep 2021
If you say I have special needs, I’ll assume you’re referring to my need for fresh-picked figs. I’m a Californian & this is non-negotiable. But if you’re not referring to figs, then just say the word: #disabled. Euphemisms only fuel ableism. #Disability is not a dirty word.
ALT I’m a Black woman with long dark hair holding a fig. I’m outside in a hammock, and the fabric is partially folded to create a shelf for a bowl with large, red & green figs.
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3 Sep 2021
Brilliant viewpoint! PS: invoking “Kim” is masterly as the story—-mountains and pain of Afghanistan—remain the lessons Russia, Allied forces (and now China) failed to learn.
2 Sep 2021
My piece on the unfolding #AfghanistanCrisis and geopolitical implications, published in @TheWeekLive
theweek.in/theweek/cover/202…
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