If you are visually impaired or blind, you can visit the PDF version by Pressing CONTROL + ALT + 4
You need a JavaScript-enabled browser to view this Publication
Please follow these steps to view the Publication:
Enable JavaScript in your browser
Refresh this page
Best regards
Zmags
National Asset-Liability
Management
– Africa 2011 –
Report
Rethinking reserves allocations
The burden of risk `numbers'
Making the most of MBS
Embracing a new world order
Currency debate
African central banks rethink
reserves allocations
Central banks in a number
of African countries are
reconsidering their reserves
allocations to US Treasuries
and eurozone sovereign debt
securities, following the collapse
in US sovereign debt yields and
concern about financial stability
in the eurozone.
Five-year US Treasuries
now yield less than 1%, and
this, combined with perceived
weakness in the value of the
greenback, has resulted in
a rethink in the way African
reserves managers and
sovereign wealth funds view
investments
National Asset-Liability Management – Africa 201
Currency debate African central banks rethink
Speech: Stephen Ssendikaddiwa-Mwebe Reserves m
Sponsored article Making the most of MBS
November 2001–November 2011: Correlation of exces
The independent world forum for central bankers a
Panels and presentations Embracing a new worl
Panels and presentations “ Lower ret
Panels and presentations told delegates the soc
The Future of Central Banking
Panels and presentations “ The true
Investment and risk management in an uncertain wo