2018-2019
The Impact of Changes in the International Financial System on the United States, Russia and China
Alexandria, VA: July 11-13, 2018
Saint Petersburg, Russia: June 30-July 2
Alexandria, VA: July 11-13, 2018
On July 11-13, an international symposium organized by FSVC, with generous support from Carnegie Corporation of New York, brought together 28 leading experts from the United States, Russia, China and other key countries to discuss topics related to the state of the international financial system. Topics included the increased use of financial and economic sanctions, the “de-risking” trend, the lack of lending to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and the risks and opportunities posed by new financial technologies (FinTech).
Rapporteur's Report
Rapporteur's Report
Rapporteur's Report
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