Before the pandemic, the inherent imbalances which had built up after a decade of monetary policy intervention had resulted in excess debt and probable future instability. Bill White, former chairman of the economic and development review committee of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, joins Mark Burgess, Asia chairman of OMFIF. They discuss what the Covid-19 outbreak means for policy-makers, emerging market debt prior to the crisis, and shadow banking.
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Taking stock: financial market integration in Europe
US dollar dominance: Is there no alternative?
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Greece’s landmark debt restructuring – What happened and why it matters
The history of dollar dominance and weaponisation
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Why gender equality in financial institutions is macro-critical
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The International Monetary Fund’s role in Ukraine’s economy and financing
Improving grant delivery and management for emergency responses
Enhancing retail government bond programmes to improve diversification
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