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Will Globalization Survive Covid-19?
“Globalization means increasing interconnectivity among many countries.”
Zhou Xiaochuan, Vice-Chairman Boao Forum and Former Governor People’s Bank of China
“If there is one factor that could effectively slow down globalisation, it is rising inequality. Inadvanced economies, some of the rise in inequality comes from globalisation. Multilateralism is the way forward to ensure an equitable process of globalisation and enhance social prosperity.”
Klaus Regling, Managing Director European Stability Mechanism
Europe-Asia Cooperation Dialogue
December 3, 2020
Recent Speakers
Vachira Arromdee
Assistant Governor, Bank of Thailand
James Bullard
President Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
Benjamin Diokno
Governor, Central Bank of Philippines
Robert Kaplan
President, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Jacob Frenkel
Chairman of the Board, Frenkel-Zuckerman Institute For Global Economics
Alejandro Diaz de Leon
Governor, Banco de Mexico
Perrianne Boring
President, Chamber of Digital Commerce
Paolo Gentiloni
European Commisioner for Economic Affairs
Antonella Mei-Pochtler
Special Advisor to the Chancellor Austria
Ilan Goldfajn
Chairman of the Board, Credit Suisse Brazil
Denelle Dixon
Executive Director, Stellar Foundation
Koba Gvenetadze
Governor, Central Bank of Georgia
Recent Events
Digitalization of InternationalFinance
May 19, 2021
Towards a more Resilient International Financial Architecture
May 10, 2021
The Economic Consequences of the Pandemic Global Macroeconomics in a New Era
April 6-8, 2021
The St. Petersburg Symposium
February 9-10, 2021
About Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee
The Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee (RBWC) is a not-for-profit organization that orchestrates an open dialogue among stakeholders committed to redefining the global financial architecture and monetary system to better respond to the changing economic landscape.
RBWC has since 1994 worked with partners from across the globe to organize numerous seminars and conferences, during which public and private sector participants come together to discuss pressing issues in an environment that gives sufficient room for deep interactive dialogue and the opportunity to build strong peer networks. In its drive to stimulate debate and to generate a framework for new policy directives, RBWC has become an important forum for prominent policy makers who want to put their thinking up for debate and into a market context.
The Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee (RBWC) is a US-based foundation that orchestrates an open and cross-national dialogue among high-level stakeholders committed to promoting a stable global financial architecture and to helping key institutions prepare for changes in the economic landscape.