Examples of Group of Twenty in a sentence
The Group of Twenty (G20) leaders met for the first time in 2008, initially on November14 for a working dinner and then on November 15 for a working meeting in Washington’s National Building Museum.
The Group of Twenty has agreed that requiring standardized and sufficiently liquid OTC derivatives to be cleared through central counterparties will result in more effective management of counterparty credit risk.
Finally, the Standards are intended to support the initiatives of the Group of Twenty Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors (G20) and the Financial Stability Board (FSB) to strengthen core financial infrastructures and markets.
Founded in 2009 in reaction to the global financial crisis, the FSB is an international organization of central bank governors and financial regulators established by the Heads of State and Government of the Group of Twenty (G-20) as a successor to the 354 See ibid.
Group of Twenty Washington Summit, Declaration Summit on Financial Markets and the World Economy, at 1 (Nov.
At the Group of Twenty (G20) meeting on 2 April 2009, governments have committed to undertake sufficient fiscal stimulus measures and reforms to repair damaged financial systems and improve the effectiveness of international institutions.
The Group of Twenty also agreed that the FATF should revise and reinvigorate the review process for assessing compliance by jurisdictions with AML/CFT standards.
The Group of Twenty, in April 2009, further stated that "it is essential to protect public finances and international standards against the risks posed by non-cooperative jurisdictions" and called on all jurisdictions "to adhere to the international standards in the prudential, tax and AML/CFT areas"115.
G20 (an acronym for the Group of Twenty) is the premier forum for international economic cooperation, playing an important role in shaping and strengthening global architecture and governance on all major international economic issues.
The FSB will discharge its accountability, beyond its members, through publication of reports and, in particular, through periodical reporting of progress in its work to the Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of the Group of Twenty, and to Heads of State and Governments of the Group of Twenty.