China: What Are the Global Implications of the Changes in China’s Economy over the last Five Years?
January 4, 2022
Chair of the College of Central Bankers, Peter Gold, invited leaders among GIC to offer their commentary on China's economy in 2022. Respondents include David Kotok, J. Paul Horne, Leland Miller, and Kathleen Stephansen.
2021 Reminded Us about These Four Traits of the Modern World
December 23, 2021
GIC College of Central Banker, Roger W. Ferguson, Jr., former Vice Chairman of the Board of Governors of the U.S. Federal Reserve System, provided his thoughts on the fragility, interconnectedness, creativity and perseverance that defined the past year and will help determine our return to “normalcy” as we look ahead.
Who is Paying for “War on Covid 19”?
November 22, 2021
In April, 2020 GIC College of Central Bankers Advisory Board Member, Jeremy Siegel predicted inflation of 3 to 4%. He later updated his prediction to higher inflation rates and lasting for several years. We congratulate Jeremy for this accurate prediction and are pleased to share his 2020 writings below, and invite you to read Bloomberg’s recent article, where Dr. Siegel discusses consumer spending.
College of Central Bankers Fellow Spotlight: Charles Plosser on Central Banks and Supply Chains
November 16, 2021
CCB Fellow, Charles Plosser, Former President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, provided his thoughts on central banks' role on global disruptions in supply chains for the other College of Central Bankers Fellows and the GIC community.
NPR/WHYY – Radio Times with Marty Moss-Coane: Biden’s economic plan and the state of the economy
September 21, 2021
Mark Zandi, Chief Economist, Moody’s Analytics, and former GIC speaker, was recently featured on NPR Radio Times for a discussion on the state of the economy and answered a follow up question from Peter Gold, Chair of the GIC College of Central Bankers. See his response and listen to the original interview here.
College of Central Bankers Fellow Spotlight: Bill Poole
August 30, 2021
College of Central Bankers Fellow, William Poole, followed up on questions from GIC's Executive Briefing, Will Inflation Force the Slowing or Reversal of Central Banks’ “Easy” Monetary Policy and Increase Risks of Economic Downturns?, held on July 21, 2021.
Central Bank Digital Currency in Historical Perspective: Another Crossroad in Monetary History
August 23, 2021
Michael D. Bordo, Professor in the Department of Economics at Rutgers University, published a paper on the digitalization of money in the National Bureau of Economic Research, as a part of the NBER Working Paper Series in August 2021.
RiskBridge Risk Report: Camp Kotok
August 19, 2021
GIC's Vice Chair of Programming, William Kennedy, recapped Camp Kotok in RiskBridge Advisors' recent RiskReport.
RiskBridge Road Trip
July 27, 2021
GIC's Vice Chair of Programming, William Kennedy, recapped the Thirteenth Annual Rocky Mountain Economic Summit, which took place July 15-16, in RiskBridge Advisors recent RiskReport.
The Long Haul
July 9, 2021
William Kennedy, GIC Vice Chair of Programs and Co-founder, CEO and CIO of RiskBridge Advisors, dives into long-term impacts on the economy due to the COVID-19 pandemic in GIC's latest blog post.
Vaccines: A Delta Update
June 27, 2021
In his recent Cumberland Advisors Market Commentary, David Kotok gives an update on the COVID-19 Delta variant.
FOMC Press Conference
June 23, 2021
Charles Plosser, College of Central Bankers Fellow and Former President & CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, shares commentary in response to the FOMC meeting on June 15-16.