Hidden Debt Hurts Economies: Better Disclosure Laws Can Help Ease The Pain – Analysis
If efforts to address record global public debt are to leave no stone unturned, then weak disclosure laws warrant deep
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Author: Rhoda Weeks-Brown
Rhoda Weeks-Brown is General Counsel and Director of the IMF’s Legal Department. She advises the IMF’s Executive Board, management, staff and country membership on all legal aspects of the IMF’s operations, including its lending, regulatory and advisory functions. Over her career at the IMF, she has led the Legal Department’s work on a wide range of significant policy and country matters. She has also lectured and written articles and many IMF Board papers on all aspects of the law of the IMF.
Articles by Rhoda Weeks-Brown :
Financial Crimes Hurt Economies And Must Be Better Understood And Curbed – Analysis
The fight against financial crime isn’t lost, but the world needs to do more to limit the economic impact of
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Why The IMF Is Updating Its View On Capital Flows – Analysis
Capital flows can help countries to grow and to share risks. But economies with large external debts can be vulnerable
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Cryptoassets As National Currency? A Step Too Far – Analysis
New digital forms of money have the potential to provide cheaper and faster payments, enhance financial inclusion, improve resilience and
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