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Progress Towards Reducing the Unintended Consequences of Anti-Money Laundering Policies for Poor Countries

July 20, 2016
Last November, we released a report on the unintended consequences of anti-money laundering policies for poor countries that focused on remittances, corresponding banking, and the delivery of humanitarian aid. Today, we are pleased to report progress towards reducing the negative, unintend...
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Brexit Shock Fueling Capital Inflows to Emerging Markets—But Should They Be Celebrating?

July 20, 2016
More than $3.4 billion inflows into Emerging Markets (EMs) in the week following Brexit—the largest weekly amount on record—looks like good news. Yes, but here is why EMs should not relax in a time of global uncertainty.
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Populism and Nationalism Are Threat to Global Cooperation – Podcast with IMF’s Christine Lagarde

July 18, 2016
Challenging global economic conditions, including a combination of low growth, a limited number of jobs, and rising inequality, are fueling the rise of nationalism and populism that are a threat to global cooperation, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said in a speech at CGD.
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Redoubling our Resolve for Global Development: A Conversation with Christine Lagarde

July 14, 2016
IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde gives a speech at CGD highlighting the critical role of global collaboration to address the issues facing low-income developing countries.