Remarks at the Council of the Americas

James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, reassessed the global financial architecture and its impact on Latin America. Latin American countries, being small economies, are very vulnerable to world pressures. After a huge drop in private sector finance, we’re seeing the first signs of...

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Main Author: Wolfensohn, James D.
Format: Speech
Language:English
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Published: 2017
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spelling okr-10986-261682021-04-23T14:04:20Z Remarks at the Council of the Americas Wolfensohn, James D. ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES GROWTH RATES MONETARY POLICY CIVIL SERVANT CAPITAL MARKETS BASIS POINTS DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE ACCOUNTING DEPOSITS PEOPLE CORRUPT INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL POLITICS FINANCING VILLAGE PRINCIPAL FLOW OF FUNDS FUTURES ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS LAWS PRIVATIZATION GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS PROPERTY RIGHTS EXCHANGE POLITICIANS SOCIAL SAFETY NET DEVELOPING COUNTRIES INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS ECONOMIC STRUCTURE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MINISTER BONDS ECONOMIC POLICY DISTANCE LEARNING SOCIAL STRUCTURE PROJECTS BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS CORRUPTION ACCESS TO MARKET BANKRUPTCY ADEQUATE DISCLOSURE AVAILABILITY OF BANK FINANCING AUDITS SAFETY NETS REGULATORY AUTHORITIES SMALL BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS LEGAL SYSTEMS OIL PRICES GLOBAL ECONOMY FINANCES CIVIL SOCIETY EXCHANGE RATES MONETARY FUND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS DEBT MARKETS RETURN CONFIDENCE LENDERS LAND OWNERSHIP LOANS FARMERS FINANCIAL SYSTEM BANK FINANCING FINANCE MARKET ECONOMIES BANKS JUDICIAL SYSTEM SMALL LOANS UNIONS DEPOSITORS EQUITY BANKRUPTCY LAWS INVESTORS SOCIAL SAFETY NETS BOND MARKETS GOOD CAPITAL POLICIES SOCIAL JUSTICE TRANSPARENCY INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT FAMILY BANK CREDIT ACCESSIBILITY INVESTMENT BANK SAFETY NET ACCESS TO BOND MARKETS FUTURES MARKET PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCING REPAYMENT PROPERTY MARKET ACCESS TO MARKETS TRADE UNIONS POLICY MICROCREDIT GOVERNANCE JUSTICE INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT BANK TRADE INTERESTS LAND LEGAL SYSTEM INVESTMENT BOND ORGANIZATION POVERTY BORROWINGS BANKING INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC SCHOOLS JUSTICE SYSTEM GREATER ACCESS LENDING CHECK LEADERSHIP EXCHANGE RATE OUTREACH FINANCIAL SYSTEMS COMMODITY PRICES GOVERNMENTS COMMODITY INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL BANKS PRICES GROUPS OF PEOPLE GUARANTEE DEVELOPMENT BANK INVESTING James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, reassessed the global financial architecture and its impact on Latin America. Latin American countries, being small economies, are very vulnerable to world pressures. After a huge drop in private sector finance, we’re seeing the first signs of return. What we need now is greater transparency and supervision in banking and the private sector—and a better common set of principles and standards. We need decent government, trained government, with capacity at all levels. We need legal systems that work. We must ensure social safety nets are in place. The things that bring about equity in a society are education and knowledge. Latin America’s kids need stability and social justice. 2017-02-24T17:50:47Z 2017-02-24T17:50:47Z 1999-05-03 Speech http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/11/25256284/remarks-council-americas-james-d-wolfensohn-president http://hdl.handle.net/10986/26168 English en_US Washington, D.C., May 3, 1999; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Speech Latin America & Caribbean
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topic ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
GROWTH RATES
MONETARY POLICY
CIVIL SERVANT
CAPITAL MARKETS
BASIS POINTS
DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
ACCOUNTING
DEPOSITS
PEOPLE
CORRUPT
INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL
POLITICS
FINANCING
VILLAGE
PRINCIPAL
FLOW OF FUNDS
FUTURES
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
LAWS
PRIVATIZATION
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
PROPERTY RIGHTS
EXCHANGE
POLITICIANS
SOCIAL SAFETY NET
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS
ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
MINISTER
BONDS
ECONOMIC POLICY
DISTANCE LEARNING
SOCIAL STRUCTURE
PROJECTS
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS
CORRUPTION
ACCESS TO MARKET
BANKRUPTCY
ADEQUATE DISCLOSURE
AVAILABILITY OF BANK FINANCING
AUDITS
SAFETY NETS
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
SMALL BUSINESS
COMMUNICATIONS
LEGAL SYSTEMS
OIL PRICES
GLOBAL ECONOMY
FINANCES
CIVIL SOCIETY
EXCHANGE RATES
MONETARY FUND
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DEBT
MARKETS
RETURN
CONFIDENCE
LENDERS
LAND OWNERSHIP
LOANS
FARMERS
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
BANK FINANCING
FINANCE
MARKET ECONOMIES
BANKS
JUDICIAL SYSTEM
SMALL LOANS
UNIONS
DEPOSITORS
EQUITY
BANKRUPTCY LAWS
INVESTORS
SOCIAL SAFETY NETS
BOND MARKETS
GOOD
CAPITAL
POLICIES
SOCIAL JUSTICE
TRANSPARENCY
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT
FAMILY
BANK
CREDIT
ACCESSIBILITY
INVESTMENT BANK
SAFETY NET
ACCESS TO BOND MARKETS
FUTURES MARKET
PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCING
REPAYMENT
PROPERTY
MARKET
ACCESS TO MARKETS
TRADE UNIONS
POLICY
MICROCREDIT
GOVERNANCE
JUSTICE
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT BANK
TRADE
INTERESTS
LAND
LEGAL SYSTEM
INVESTMENT
BOND
ORGANIZATION
POVERTY
BORROWINGS
BANKING
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
JUSTICE SYSTEM
GREATER ACCESS
LENDING
CHECK
LEADERSHIP
EXCHANGE RATE
OUTREACH
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
COMMODITY PRICES
GOVERNMENTS
COMMODITY
INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS
INTERNATIONAL BANKS
PRICES
GROUPS OF PEOPLE
GUARANTEE
DEVELOPMENT BANK
INVESTING
spellingShingle ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES
GROWTH RATES
MONETARY POLICY
CIVIL SERVANT
CAPITAL MARKETS
BASIS POINTS
DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
ACCOUNTING
DEPOSITS
PEOPLE
CORRUPT
INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL
POLITICS
FINANCING
VILLAGE
PRINCIPAL
FLOW OF FUNDS
FUTURES
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
LAWS
PRIVATIZATION
GOVERNMENT
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS
PROPERTY RIGHTS
EXCHANGE
POLITICIANS
SOCIAL SAFETY NET
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL MARKETS
ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
MINISTER
BONDS
ECONOMIC POLICY
DISTANCE LEARNING
SOCIAL STRUCTURE
PROJECTS
BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS
CORRUPTION
ACCESS TO MARKET
BANKRUPTCY
ADEQUATE DISCLOSURE
AVAILABILITY OF BANK FINANCING
AUDITS
SAFETY NETS
REGULATORY AUTHORITIES
SMALL BUSINESS
COMMUNICATIONS
LEGAL SYSTEMS
OIL PRICES
GLOBAL ECONOMY
FINANCES
CIVIL SOCIETY
EXCHANGE RATES
MONETARY FUND
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
DEBT
MARKETS
RETURN
CONFIDENCE
LENDERS
LAND OWNERSHIP
LOANS
FARMERS
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
BANK FINANCING
FINANCE
MARKET ECONOMIES
BANKS
JUDICIAL SYSTEM
SMALL LOANS
UNIONS
DEPOSITORS
EQUITY
BANKRUPTCY LAWS
INVESTORS
SOCIAL SAFETY NETS
BOND MARKETS
GOOD
CAPITAL
POLICIES
SOCIAL JUSTICE
TRANSPARENCY
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT
FAMILY
BANK
CREDIT
ACCESSIBILITY
INVESTMENT BANK
SAFETY NET
ACCESS TO BOND MARKETS
FUTURES MARKET
PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCING
REPAYMENT
PROPERTY
MARKET
ACCESS TO MARKETS
TRADE UNIONS
POLICY
MICROCREDIT
GOVERNANCE
JUSTICE
INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT BANK
TRADE
INTERESTS
LAND
LEGAL SYSTEM
INVESTMENT
BOND
ORGANIZATION
POVERTY
BORROWINGS
BANKING
INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
JUSTICE SYSTEM
GREATER ACCESS
LENDING
CHECK
LEADERSHIP
EXCHANGE RATE
OUTREACH
FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
COMMODITY PRICES
GOVERNMENTS
COMMODITY
INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS
INTERNATIONAL BANKS
PRICES
GROUPS OF PEOPLE
GUARANTEE
DEVELOPMENT BANK
INVESTING
Wolfensohn, James D.
Remarks at the Council of the Americas
geographic_facet Latin America & Caribbean
relation Washington, D.C., May 3, 1999;
description James D. Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank Group, reassessed the global financial architecture and its impact on Latin America. Latin American countries, being small economies, are very vulnerable to world pressures. After a huge drop in private sector finance, we’re seeing the first signs of return. What we need now is greater transparency and supervision in banking and the private sector—and a better common set of principles and standards. We need decent government, trained government, with capacity at all levels. We need legal systems that work. We must ensure social safety nets are in place. The things that bring about equity in a society are education and knowledge. Latin America’s kids need stability and social justice.
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