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Geo-Economics Initiative
Overview
The Milken Institute’s Geo-Economics Initiative helps policy, business, and civil society
leaders , Priority Areas
The Geo-Economics Initiative is uniquely positioned to help business, government, philanthropy, and community leaders navigate global transformations.
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Better Bonds and Best Practices
Overview
Launched in January 2021, the Public Finance Program (PFIN) aims to accelerate cross-secto
ral outcomes through events, trainings, and technical assistance, and advance policy and fin, Risk Management
We recognize the paramount importance of identifying, assessing, and mitigating financial risks., PFIN Fellows
We are proud to develop events, research and technical assistance products with the help of top-flight MI Finance and Public Finance Fellows:
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Community Infrastructure
Overview
The Milken Institute Public Finance Program aims to close an expected $10 trillion gap in
the funding and financing needed by 2050 to ensure that US infrastructure systems are high-p, Community Infrastructure Center
, 10,000 Communities Initiative
, Regional Rally Ups
, Climate-Resilient Infrastructure Initiative
MI Finance and MI Philanthropy have joined together to address the $10 trillion gap in funding, financing, and innovation for American infrastructure by 2050.
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Rachel Reilly
Rachel Reilly is a senior advisor at the Milken Institute.
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Empowering Communities and Their Banks: Strategies for Enhancing Minority Depository Institutions
The Milken Institute, with support from The Rockefeller Foundation and JP Morgan Chase & Co., i
s excited to release its latest contribution to the national conversation on how to improve underserved communities.
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Priming SDG Markets: Can International Donors and Implementers Create An Impact Investment Pipeline?
Leveraging the power of markets is critical to fulfilling the bold ambitions of the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
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The Role of a Duty to Serve in the Secondary Mortgage Market
A much-debated concept to support affordable housing is that of a duty to serve (DTS) policy, which
would impose an obligation on the secondary mortgage market institutions of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac or their successors to ensure that adequate lendin
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A Blueprint for Administrative Reform of the Housing Finance System
This paper sets out proposed administrative actions to reform the housing finance system in the abs
ence of legislation.
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Affordable Rent and Access to Homeownership: Refreshing the Debate in the Context of Housing Finance Reform
The continuing policy debate over restructuring the plumbing of the secondary mortgage market may u
ltimately prove to be the easy part—at least politically—of housing finance reform.
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Debt, Equity, and Free Money: How Local and State Governments Can Promote Minority Small Business Capital Access
This report explores how local and statewide governmental institutions can increase access to capit
al among Black and Hispanic entrepreneurs and small-businesses owners.
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RegTech: Opportunities for More Efficient and Effective Regulatory Supervision and Compliance
In response to the financial crisis of 2008 and subsequent wave of regulation, financial institutio
ns and regulators have begun to look for ways to use emerging technologies to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of regulatory compliance and super
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Guaranteeing the Goals: Adapting Public Sector Guarantees to Unlock Blended Financing for the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals
In order for developing countries to meet the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
the private sector and the countries themselves must be critical providers of funding to achieve the ambitious vision to end poverty, protect the planet,
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