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G30 Special Report Launch - Reviving and Restructuring the Corporate Sector Post-Covid: Designing Public Policy Interventions
The G30 held a live webinar launch for their latest publication, Reviving and Restructuring the Corporate Sector Post-Covid: Designing Public Policy Interventions. The webinar features remarks from the Co-Chairs of the report, Mario Draghi and Raghuram Rajan, and the Project Directors, Douglas Elliott and Victoria Ivashina.
Recent Publications
Reviving and Restructuring the Corporate Sector Post-Covid: Designing Public Policy Interventions
2020 — This report analyzes the changing nature of the Covid-19 economic crisis and urges governments to shift their economic policy frameworks away from broad support and toward more targeted measures, enabling the reallocation of resources needed for economies to emerge from the crisis fitter and stronger. Learn more »
Sovereign Debt and Financing for Recovery after the COVID-19 Shock: Preliminary Report and Recommendations
2020 — This preliminary report warns of the prospect of a lost decade of global growth without urgent, concerted, and sustained policy responses, and it calls upon institutional, private, and multilateral creditors to adapt their lending levels and policies to mitigate the risk of significant, long-term economic loss globally. Learn more »
Member News
This Bank Regulation is Undermining the Recovery
April 07, 2021 — William C. Dudley investigates the effect that current banking regulations will have on the economy as it recovers from the pandemic and the possible pitfalls that could lead to a reversal of the current progress. He asserts that the primary issue is the leverage ratio as it becomes more of a binding constraint for banks and how it could negatively impact banks' ability to invest and spend. Dr. Dudley further emphasizes the diversity of possible solutions and why there is not one all-encompassing resolution as it becomes increasingly important for banks to react swiftly.