Member Views

Lessons from the Paris Summit for a New Global Financing Pact

BWC member Hung Tran writes for the Atlantic Council that the results of the Paris summit "show that it is useful to maintain pressure on governments and international organizations to deliver on their pledges and commitments to various initiatives, as well as to agree to new ones to help DLICs."

Less Consumption, Too Much Savings, and a Real Estate Crisis: China's Problems

BWC member Hung Tran was interviewed by El Mercurio recently on the problems with the Chinese economy, saying "There is likely to be a period of slow growth for the foreseeable future until a new growth engine can be fully developed."

Legitimacy, Accountability and Inclusiveness: Are The Bretton Woods Institutions “Democratic”?

Professor Susanna Cafaro has taught European Union Law and International Law in the University of Salento (Lecce, Italy) since 2001.

Layna Mosley

The Bretton Woods Committee is pleased to welcome new member, Layna Mosley.

Kurt Davis, Jr.

This week we welcome new member Kurt Davis, Jr., senior director at Alvarez & Marsal.

Kurt is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations as well as a Marshall Memorial Fellow at the German Marshall Fund of the United States.

We appreciate his support for our work and mission, and we look forward to his engagement!

Kilian Berz

Key Takeaways from 2022 and Bold Predictions for 2023

BWC member and former CFIUS member Harry Broadman commented in Foreign Investment Watch on what the key developments in CFIUS policy during 2022 were and what might be a significant CFIUS policy action in 2023.

Kenya Debt Doomsayer Dodge Backfires

“'No default' – as President Ruto’s team loudly proclaims – is a catchy slogan, but skirting it alone will not change investor minds inured to debt-equity market, state-run company and bank-supervisor dysfunction", writes BWC member Gary Kleiman.

Keith B. Carter

BWC would like to welcome new member Keith B. Carter. Keith advises companies and governments on strategic use of data, fintech policy, talent development, and data-driven communications.

His passion is teaching design thinking, data-driven decision-making, robotic process automation, algorithmic trading, and, especially, actionable intelligence, which he characterizes as the right information, in the right person's hands, at the right time to improve outcomes.

Keiko Honda

Lastly this week we welcome Keiko Honda, professor and senior research scholar at the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.

She has previously been CEO and executive vice president of the Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency and a director and senior partner at McKinsey & Company.

We appreciate her support and look forward to her engagement!