Review of the Flexible Credit Line and Precautionary Credit Line
Policy Papers, November 1, 2011
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- Published: November 1, 2011
- Series: Policy Papers
Overview
- Publication date: November 1, 2011
- Purpose: Review experience with the Flexible Credit Line (FCL) and Precautionary Credit Line (PCL) introduced to overhaul the Fund’s GRA toolkit to address gaps in crisis prevention and resolution.
- Context: The FCL and PCL were designed to be innovative and flexible instruments intended to reduce stigma from using Fund resources and to underpin confidence in users amid stressed market conditions.
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Assessment approach
- Methodology: The review uses a variety of methodological tools to assess experience with the instruments and arrangements.
- Scope: The review reflects on the appropriateness of the instruments’ design and recommends refinements to enhance their effectiveness.
Key findings (as stated)
- The FCL and PCL represent an overhaul of the Fund’s GRA toolkit to address gaps in crisis prevention and resolution.
- The innovative and flexible nature of the instruments was intended to reduce stigma and underpin confidence in users during stressed market conditions.
- There have been a limited number of members with these arrangements.
- The review assesses experience with the instruments, reflects on design appropriateness, and recommends refinements to enhance effectiveness.
Implications and recommended focus areas (as stated)
- Reflect on the appropriateness of the FCL and PCL design.
- Recommend refinements aimed at enhancing the instruments’ effectiveness in crisis prevention and resolution.
- Continue assessment using diverse methodological tools to inform potential future adjustments.
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