Order in international Finance, the promotion of IMF Stand-By Arrangements, and the Drafting of Priv Loan Agreements
Publication date: January 1982
ISBN: 9781451965025
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Business and Economics , Banks and Banking , Exports and Imports , Money and Monetary Policy , PAM , limitation of the use , fund effort , terms and conditions of the arrangement , fund's statement , endorsement of policy , effect of the policy , Loans , Credit , Currencies , International monetary system , Freely usable currencies
Summary
This paper discusses the promotion of IMF Stand-By Arrangements (SBAs), the drafting of private loan agreements, and order in international finance. The IMF approves a SBA or an extended arrangement for the benefit of a member country of the IMF only if the member presents to the IMF a letter of intent in which it sets forth a program of financial and economic adjustment that is likely to solve a present, or to fend off a possible balance-of-payments or reserve problem. A purchase is made in return for the purchasing member’s currency. An extended arrangement is a variant that is in use for the purposes of a particular policy of the IMF.
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