Some Reflections on the Future Role of Intergovernmental Financial Institutions

Alexander K. Swoboda, Bruno Brovedani, Jorge Salazar-Carrillo, Anthony M. J. Lanyi and Barend A. Vries
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Alexander K. Swoboda: Graduate Institute of International Studies
Bruno Brovedani: University of Rome
Jorge Salazar-Carrillo: Florida International University
Anthony M. J. Lanyi: International Monetary Fund
Barend A. Vries: World Bank

Chapter 3 in Strategic Planning in International Banking, 1986, pp 127-171 from Palgrave Macmillan

Abstract: Abstract The only certainty concerning the future of intergovernmental financial institutions is that it will differ from what we may forecast. Indeed, the topic is, in a sense, an impossible one. This provides me with an excuse to interpret my role broadly: to speculate on the evolution of the relationship between international institutions, governments, the private sector and markets in discharging the functions that any international financial, banking, or monetary system fulfils. The notes that follow have a limited aim: to provide a few elements for a discussion of the future shape of the international financial system and for strategic thinking about the distribution of roles and functions among the private and public sector, on the one hand, and among national and international institutions, on the other hand.

Keywords: Interest Rate; Debt Crisis; External Debt; International Reserve; International Liquidity (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1986
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DOI: 10.1007/978-1-349-07117-3_4

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