Just released: On the occasion of the second edition of the European Union - International Monetary Fund Dialogue on Development, the IMF published the 2024 edition of its publication on the EU-IMF Capacity Development Partnership. You can read it at https://lnkd.in/e3iq7Qf6 European Commission Franck Bousquet Erica Gerretsen Daniel Giorev Fanny Dabertrand Lucie Bartošková Benoît Wiest Demet Cabbar
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EU and IMF through this Capacity Development are supporting the tax administrations in their reform agendas and modernization path. One of the institution is the Public Revenue Office which benefits from this support.
Just released: On the occasion of the second edition of the European Union - International Monetary Fund Dialogue on Development, the IMF published the 2024 edition of its publication on the EU-IMF Capacity Development Partnership. You can read it at https://lnkd.in/e3iq7Qf6 European Commission Franck Bousquet Erica Gerretsen Daniel Giorev Fanny Dabertrand Lucie Bartošková Benoît Wiest Demet Cabbar
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An interesting article from Robert Mosbacher Jr. and Luis Alberto Moreno on the clear, practical steps that multilateral development banks and development finance institutions need to take to attract private capital at scale: https://lnkd.in/eE9Zb8-a
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Curbing capital flight and illicit financial flows is a potential source of new funds to respond to this challenge and build the resilience of African economies going forward! https://lnkd.in/dGZJYnYA
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🤔 How can we deepen our commitment to safeguarding financial and economic stability in the euro area? 🤝 Together with SUERF - The European Money & Finance Forum, we brought together academics and policymakers in a series of insightful exchanges on the policy challenges in an environment marked by increasing complexity and uncertainty. What ideas can we take away from the workshop? 🗝️ A credible fiscal stance is needed to help alleviate the tension between fiscal and monetary policy. Fiscal buffers need to be built up to face future crises and longer-term challenges, but that can be challenging in an environment of slowing growth and higher interest rates. 🗝️ The euro area is more resilient to financial stability risks than in the past, thanks to the evolution of the Economic and Monetary Union and its institutions, such as the ESM. 🗝️ In the future, Europe will face different crises and will therefore have to strengthen its resilience and institutions even more. The revised ESM Treaty will give more room for crisis prevention, further enhancing the euro area's resilience to large shocks. 📝 Find all papers and the full-length video in the first comment 👇
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We are taking part in this year's edition of The World Bank - International Monetary Fund Spring Meetings, with a delegation led by President Nadia Calviño and Vice-Presidents Ambroise Fayolle and Thomas Östros, to strengthen global partnerships. These annual meetings bring together ministers of finance and development, international financial institutions, private sector representatives, civil society organisations and academics to discuss today's challenges. President Calviño and VPs Fayolle and Östros will meet with key partners to focus on advancing solutions and shared responses to major global challenges. They will meet with fellow Multilateral Development Banks to foster deeper cooperation and work together on the reform of the international financial system. Learn more about our participation to the 2024 Spring Meetings ➡ bit.ly/43WoPT7 #SpringMeetings #IMFMeetings #WBGMeetings #SDGs
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My latest publication is out, published by Independent Evaluation Office of the IMF. It explains how the legal mandate of the International Monetary Fund was established at Bretton Woods in 1944 and how it evolved over the next seven decades. Was this evolution an appropriate response to a changing world, or was it just mission creep? Read and decide! (It is background paper number 1 on the evaluation web page.) https://lnkd.in/ejd5fuAQ
The Evolving Application of the IMF's Mandate
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#snsinstitutions #snsdesignthinkers #designthinking INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international financial institution established to promote global monetary cooperation, exchange rate stability, balanced trade growth, and financial stability. It provides member countries with policy advice, financial assistance, and technical assistance to address economic challenges. The IMF aims to prevent financial crises, facilitate international trade, and contribute to global economic development. Member countries contribute funds to the IMF, and in return, they can access financial support and expertise during economic difficulties. The organization conducts economic surveillance, publishes research, and offers policy recommendations to its member countries.
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EU capital markets face an uncertain future The success of the European Union depends on developing its capital markets, but achieving integration faces political, cultural and technical challenges #capitalmarkets CEPS (Centre for European Policy Studies) https://lnkd.in/e_VPuM5J
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