Presentation of the 'Essential Wealth' metric to clarify how much wealth families need for resilience and prosperity, and how leaders can apply it.
Two-day public finance conference co-hosted by the World Bank, ODI Global and IFS on 24–25 September 2026 in Washington, DC. Nathaniel Hendren (MIT) will deliver the keynote.
A virtual conversation and panel on the US fiscal outlook, featuring Senator Sheldon Whitehouse with a fireside conversation moderated by Kimberly Clausing, followed by a panel (moderated by Maurice Obstfeld) with Aviva Aron-Dine, Jason Furman, and Oya Celasun. The discussion will examine rising federal debt, persistent deficits, policy challenges, and economic and international implications. Events will be streamed on the PIIE website and YouTube.
Conference marking 250 years of American financial history with panels on founding debates, regulatory power, and the future of U.S. markets. Join in person or online.
Monetary Dialogue session between the European Parliament (ECON Committee) and the President of the European Central Bank on 28 September 2026, discussing papers on how AI may affect euro-area inflation and ECB monetary policy.
CSIS Trustee Chair Scott Kennedy moderates a virtual panel on the economic-security dimensions of the Trump-Xi summit, covering trade, industrial policy, supply chains, clean tech, cybersecurity, dual-use technologies, and AI. Panelists include Sujai Shivakumar, Philip Luck, Kate Koren, Ilaria Mazzocco, and Lauryn Williams.
CSIS Trustee Chair in Chinese Business and Economics presents Logan Wright discussing his book Broken China on the financial roots of China’s slowdown, followed by a panel discussion with Scott Kennedy (moderator), Dinny McMahon, Tianlei Huang, and Zoe Liu. Reception and book signing to follow. Recording will be available on the event page.
Two-day ODI Global conference on budgeting for better health services amid fiscal pressure and falling aid, convening 29–30 September 2026 in Nairobi with an online attendance option.
A reception at CSIS honoring Neelkanth Mishra on his appointment as Executive Director at the World Bank Group, representing Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, and Sri Lanka. Remarks by Richard M. Rossow and Neelkanth Mishra. In-person event; registration and CSIS confirmation required for entry.
Webinar discussing Africa's use of the Eurobond market and alternatives for sovereign development finance, with case studies and policy discussion. Panel includes experts from African Peer Review Mechanism, Development Reimagined, Finance for Development Lab, and the Centre for the Study of the Economies of Africa; moderated by SAIIA. Register via the provided Zoom link.
Book launch and discussion of From Sovereigns to Servants by Alexandra Prokopenko, with a moderated conversation and audience Q&A. Max Seddon (Financial Times) will moderate and the author will discuss Russian elites, the economy, and implications for Western policy.
Public panel on Ragnar Nurkse, Bretton Woods and the international economic order with Jacques de Larosière, Ivo Maes, Ilaria Pasotti, Maive Rute, Gertrude Tumpel-Gugerell and Jeromin Zettelmeyer.
EARNCon 2026 is a multi-day conference running September 30–October 2, 2026. Mentioned alongside EPI's 40th anniversary in the email; specific daily schedule and venue details were not provided in this message.
Virtual launch and discussion of the 29th Geneva Report on the World Economy, covering global imbalances, the role of the dollar, and evolving global liquidity. Presenters include Valentina Bruno, Steven B. Kamin, Cédric Tille, and Ángel Ubide, moderated by Caroline Atkinson. Streamed on the PIIE website and YouTube.
Three-day conference featuring roundtables and mainstage sessions exploring global economic forces and policy for long-term growth and competitiveness.
Two-day summit exploring how U.S. Hispanic leaders, communities, and consumers shape cross-border commerce and innovation in the Americas.
Soumaya Keynes, Brent Neiman, and Kyla Scanlon unpack new rules of global economic competition in a program presented with the Becker Friedman Institute at the University of Chicago; a reception follows.