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Mexico: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Technical Note on Systemic Liquidity Management

November 10, 2022
Country Report No. 2022/338  click for more

Mexico: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Technical Note on Selected Issues in Financial Safety Net Arrangements and Financial Crisis Preparedness

November 10, 2022
Country Report No. 2022/339  click for more

Mexico: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Technical Note on Cyber Resilience and Financial Stability

November 10, 2022
Country Report No. 2022/340  click for more

Ugandan Climate Activists Fight Deforestation by Planting

November 10, 2022
How to finance renewable energy may be the dominant question in global public policy discussions of climate change. But at a very local level, two Ugandan activists are making the case that when communities get involved, climate adaptation doesn’t have to cost much.  click for more

Introductory Remarks by the Managing Director at the 23rd Jacques Polak Annual Research Conference

November 10, 2022
Introductory Remarks by the Managing Director at 23rd Jacques Polak Annual Research Conference  click for more

Remarks by the Managing Director at the First High-Level Ministerial Dialogue on the New Collective Quantified Goal on Climate Finance

November 9 , 2022
We know the investment needs for climate adaptation and mitigation are very large – far exceeding the $100 billion that advanced economies have committed to provide to developing counties. But if we don’t know much will be required, we cannot gauge our progress towards delivering it. So, we need better measures of net investment needs, for both mitigation and adaptation.  click for more

Remarks by the Managing Director at COP27's Finance Day Opening Ceremony

November 9 , 2022
We have widespread hunger. We see poverty going up. Energy prices are soaring. And most significantly, we are living through geopolitical fragmentation. At a time when we need each other the most—particularly to address the climate crisis—it is harder to work together. So, what should we do in this environment? First, face reality and embrace change. What is reality? You hear people sharing that we will cut emissions between now and 2030 by 11 percent. Except that our research shows that to keep the dream of the Paris Agreement alive, we've need to cut emissions by somewhere between 25 and 50 percent. So, we are falling short.  click for more

Ireland: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Technical Note on Stress Testing and Systemic Risk Analysis

November 9 , 2022
Country Report No. 2022/337  click for more

IMF Staff Reaches Staff-Level Agreement with Bangladesh on the Extended Credit Facility/Extended Fund Facility and the Resilience and Sustainability Facility

November 9 , 2022
IMF Staff Reaches Staff-Level Agreement with Bangladesh on the Extended Credit Facility/Extended Fund Facility and the Resilience and Sustainability Facility  click for more

IMF Reaches Staff Level Agreement on the Fourth Reviews of the Extended Fund Facility and Extended Credit Facility for Kenya

November 8 , 2022
IMF Reaches Staff Level Agreement on the Fourth Reviews of the Extended Fund Facility and Extended Credit Facility for Kenya  click for more

Gender Diversity In The Executive Board—Report Of The Executive Board To The Board Of Governors

November 8 , 2022
Policy Paper No. 2022/050  click for more

Cross-Border Digital Payment Systems: The Case of Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, and Beyond

November 8 , 2022
A revolution in digital technology and telecommunication has made an outsized impact on financial services and payments in the last three decades. We access our bank accounts from our phones, make instantaneous transfers, and buy goods and services online. Within countries, these new ways to access digital financial services have made payment systems very efficient, inexpensive, and more inclusive. Progress on cross-border payments, however, has been much slower. Moving money from one country to another can still be slow, expensive, and inconvenient.  click for more

Guidance For The Investment Of Temporary Resources To Generate Income To Contribute To PRG, PRG-HIPC, And CCR Trusts Assets

November 7 , 2022
Policy Paper No. 2022/049  click for more

IMF Reaches Staff-Level Agreement on First Review for Georgia’s Stand-By Arrangement

November 7 , 2022
IMF Reaches Staff-Level Agreement on First Review for Georgia’s Stand-By Arrangement  click for more

A Low-Carbon Future for the Middle East and Central Asia: What are the Options?

November 6 , 2022

How Do Transaction Costs Influence Remittances

November 4 , 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/218  click for more

Electoral Cycles in Tax Reforms

November 4 , 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/216  click for more

Chasing the Sun and Catching the Wind: Energy Transition and Electricity Prices in Europe

November 4 , 2022
Working Paper No. 2022/220  click for more

Republic of Moldova: Technical Assistance Report-Consumer Price Index Mission

November 4 , 2022
Country Report No. 2022/336  click for more

Mexico: Financial Sector Assessment Program-Financial System Stability Assessment

November 4 , 2022
Country Report No. 2022/335  click for more

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