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Shaping The Future of Finance and Economic Governance

Elsie Addo Awadzi is currently a Visiting Fellow at the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford. She is a globally recognized financial sector governance and economic policy management expert with 30 years of multi-sector experience across financial services regulation and development, central banking, international development, finance, and law.

Her work has shaped macroeconomic policy, public financial management, sovereign debt restructuring, sustainable finance, and financial stability frameworks across Africa and globally - including seven years as Deputy Governor of the Bank of Ghana managing financial and macroeconomic crises and post-crisis reform efforts, and six years as Senior Counsel at the IMF, supporting G20 and emerging economies.

She brings extensive experience in financial regulation, economic policy making, public debt management, board governance, ESG/climate-related risk, and inclusive finance.

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  • A perspective on closing the gender gap for access to finance to empower women entrepreneurs

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  • A personal reflection on growing as a leader and helping others thrive through economic empowerment.

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  • A discussion highlighting the need for ethical practices, digital transformation and expanded financial inclusion

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Perspectives on International Development

Discussing the need for innovative funding models and partners for International development projects.


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Elsie Named New University of Oxford Fellow

Elsie Addo Awadzi is announced Inaugural Women in Public Leadership Fellow at the Blavatnik school of University of Oxford

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Perspectives on Debt Loops for Low Income Countries

Elsie discusses the challenges on how governments and banks can become caught up in cycles of mutual dependence

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