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Miguel Schloss: Tackling Climate Change in a Changing World President of Surinvest Ltda. & Virtus Atlas SpA (Chile); Former Executive Director of Transparency International (Germany), and Director of Corporate & Budget Planning of World Bank (USA).	Mon, Feb 15, 2021	Global Journals of Science Frontier Research
Scott Morris: Testimony on China’s Lending Practices and the International Debt Architecture On May 18, 2021, CGD Senior Fellow Scott Morris testified before the House Committee on Financial Services Subcommittee on National Security, International Development and Monetary Policy at a hearing on “Examining Belt and Road: The Lending Practices of the People’s Republic of China and Impact on the International Debt Architecture.”	Tue, May 18, 2021	Center for Global Development
Kevin P. Gallagher: TF 9 – International Finance Kevin. P. Gallagher has been named a co-chair of the T20 Task Force on International Finance.	Fri, Mar 5, 2021	T20
Dambisa Moyo: The African Threat Although international engagement with Africa has evolved over time, it has never succeeded in putting the region on a path toward long-term and sustainable growth and development. Today, continued failure could expose the world to a new age of pandemics, terror, and mass migration	Fri, Nov 23, 2018	Project Syndicate
Frank Vogl: The Biden Administration’s Anti-Corruption Agenda It was no coincidence that President Biden took personal charge of issuing his first National Security Council Memorandum (NSCM) on the eve of his recent trip to Europe. He detailed a strong anti-corruption agenda.	Sun, Mar 21, 2021	The Globalist
Lawrence H. Summers: The Biden Stimulus Is Admirably Ambitious. But It Brings Some Big Risks, Too President Biden’s $1.9 trillion covid-19 relief plan, added to the stimulus measure Congress passed in December with the incoming administration’s strong support, would represent the boldest act of macroeconomic stabilization policy in U.S. history.	Thu, Feb 4, 2021	The Washington Post
Mohamed A. El-Erian: The Coming Coronavirus Recession The global economy will go into recession this year. The downturn will be sudden and sharp. And although a constructive response from policymakers, companies, and households could limit its duration, its effects will be felt for decades to come.	Tue, Mar 17, 2020	Foreign Affairs
Olivia White: The Complication of Concentration in Global Trade BWC member and McKinsey Global Institute director and senior partner Olivia White recently published The Complication of Concentration in Global Trade, in which she and MGI explore findings in and implications for supply chain resilience and globalization.	Tue, Jan 17, 2023	McKinsey Global Institute
William C. Dudley: The Days of Low Treasury Yields Are Numbered The 10-year U.S. Treasury note is part of the foundation of global finance. Its yield helps determine the cost of mortgages, the value of U.S. stocks and how much the U.S. government must pay to service its growing debt.	Wed, May 12, 2021	Bloomberg \| Opinion
Michael B. Greenwald, Harvard Kennedy School: The Digital Asset Olympics The 2022 Winter Olympics will be not only a competition between athletes, but also a geopolitical sparring ground as it has been in the past. The development of a Chinese Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) has been in the works for more than 5 years and some of the more potentially nefarious parts of its implementation are finally starting to come to the fore.	Fri, Nov 5, 2021	Belfer Center - Havard Kennedy School