Swapping Debt For Climate Or Nature Pledges Can Help Fund Resilience – Analysis
Countries that are most vulnerable to climate change—and the associated loss of natural biodiversity—are often those least able to afford
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Author: Marcos Chamon
Marcos Chamon is a Deputy Division Chief at the International Monetary Fund. He has worked on a wide range of topics related to international finance, including problems related to sovereign debt structure, and restructuring, liability denomination, indexation of debt to GDP, the international financial architecture, country insurance, methodologies to assess vulnerabilities in emerging markets and advanced economies, consumption and savings in China, currency composition of reserves, the emerging market’s policy responses to the Global Financial Crisis, the design of capital controls and macro prudential policies. Prior to joining the Fund.
Articles by Marcos Chamon :
A Future With High Public Debt: Low-For-Long Is Not Low Forever – Analysis
Many countries are experiencing a combination of high public debt and low interest rates. This was already the case in
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