Fourteenth General Review of Quotas - Further Considerations
Policy Papers, September 2, 2010
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- Published: September 2, 2010
- Series: Policy Papers
Summary
- This paper provides the basis for the next round of discussions on the 14th General Review of Quotas.
- The Committee of the Whole (COW) has so far met three times this year: in March and July to consider the realignment of quota shares, and in April for an initial discussion on the size of the overall increase.
- Directors also met informally with the Managing Director on July 22 to take stock of the remaining issues.
- The informal meeting highlighted the tight timetable for completing the review and the need for flexibility and compromise from all sides.
- The Board recess provided an opportunity to take stock of the different positions and seek guidance from capitals on possible ways forward, with the goal of reaching a pragmatic solution that could bridge the remaining gaps within the relatively short period of time still available.
Meetings and Process
- COW meeting timeline:
- March: consideration of the realignment of quota shares.
- April: initial discussion on the size of the overall increase.
- July: consideration of the realignment of quota shares.
- Informal Director engagement:
- July 22: informal meeting with the Managing Director to review remaining issues.
- Process objectives:
- Complete the 14th Review within a tight timetable.
- Encourage flexibility and compromise among members.
- Seek guidance from capitals during the Board recess to identify pragmatic paths forward.
Key Subjects and Themes
- Committee of the Whole on the Review of Quotas
- Emerging markets
- Fourteenth General Review of Quotas
- Fund size
- Low-income developing countries
- New Arrangements to Borrow
- Quota distribution
- Quota increases
- Quotas
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Source: Fourteenth General Review of Quotas - Further Considerations (September 2, 2010), International Monetary Fund.