Arthur Rossi is a Research Officer in the IMF Legal Department’s Financial and Fiscal Law unit, providing legal analysis on public financial management, financial law frameworks and fintech issues, for the IMF’s financial assistance programs, surveillance activity and technical assistance. Before joining the IMF in 2017, he worked for the European Central Bank advising staff, academics and Members of the European Parliament on institutional and financial law questions such as the prohibition of monetary financing or the governance of payments and securities settlement systems including Target 2 and Target 2 securities. A national of France, Arthur holds a Juris Doctor in Business Law at Jean Moulin University in Lyon and a Master’s degree in Financial and Tax Law from La Sorbonne University in Paris.