Five years ago, the declarations of the G20 in landmark leaders' summits in London and Pittsburgh listed specific commitments on financial regulatory reform. When measured against these declarations, as opposed to the surrounding rhetorical hype, most (though not all) commitments have been met...

China's recent emergence as a leading global economic and financial powerhouse has implications for all aspects of global governance. While a growing body of literature has analysed the consequences for international trade arrangements, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Multilateral...

The Global Financial Crisis (GFC) sparked vigorous debate on the role of financial institutions and capital markets, and the extent to which such institutions and markets should contribute to the broader economy. Much of this debate has centred on what might be the appropriate mechanisms to...