The COVID-19 health and economic crisis has once again focused attention on the fickleness of capital flows and the need to have an adequate policy toolkit to manage the risks that stem from these flows, while maximizing their benefits.
A virtual workshop organized by the Bank of England, Banque de France, International Monetary Fund and the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) highlighted risks emerging from the changing landscape of global capital flows and the need for greater international efforts to address these including by broadening the regulatory perimeter.
The nexus between the global financial cycle and extreme capital…
We value innovation and diversity — including in money. In the same day, we might pay by swiping a card, waving a phone, or clicking a mouse. Or we might hand over notes and coins, though in many countries increasingly less often. Today’s world is characterized by a dual monetary system, involving privately-issued money — by banks of all types, telecom companies, or specialized payment providers — built upon a foundation of publicly-issued money — by central banks. …
Eve prodding/Teasing represents a sort of lewd behavior of a young lady. At present it has become a major issue in Pakistan. The majority of the young ladies cannot stroll in the city without being prodded by another gender. Numerous young ladies ended it all because of eve prodding. Numerous female understudies halted their investigations and, in any event, going outside. It is a shocking situation in Pakistan. At the point when we study the causes behind the events of eve prodding in Pakistan, we discover a few reasons. …
Moeez Ahmad
Charted Accountant
