The 2023 IIF Global Debt and Financial Stability Roundtable, generously sponsored by Fitch Ratings, will be held in Washington, D.C. on Friday, April 14, alongside the World Bank/IMF Spring Meetings. In-person registration for this event is at capacity; please register below to join us online.
As in previous years, this event will bring together senior public officials from both mature and emerging market economies, leaders from the private financial sector, and senior representatives from international financial institutions and academics. High-level discussions will focus on recent developments in global sovereign debt markets and risks to financial stability. This year’s roundtable will feature expert speakers and offer participants the opportunity to ask questions and share comments on key topics including:
+ Finding a Collaborative Approach to Sovereign Debt Sustainability Challenges
+ Global Debt in a Rising Rate Environment
+ Unlocking the Power of Blended Finance to Support Transition
Please note this event will be closed to the press and will be held under the Chatham House Rule. Registration for in-person attendance is strictly by invitation and for public sector representatives. Please reach out to Helene Hatfield at [email protected] for assistance.
COMPLIANCE WITH LOCAL GUIDELINES
All attendees must comply with the COVID-19 guidelines of the local jurisdiction and event venue at the time of the event. This may include social distancing, the wearing of face coverings, hand sanitation, health attestation, or other health and safety precautions. We will notify attendees of the specific protocols prior to the event.
SELF-MONITOR OBLIGATION
If, during the 10 days prior to the event, you have been diagnosed with COVID-19, have been in close contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19, or have symptoms of COVID-19 which include fever, congestion, cough, and shortness of breath among other symptoms, we ask that you not attend the event in-person.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RISK
By registering for the event, you acknowledge that even diligent efforts to follow public health guidance and orders cannot guarantee that attendees will not contract the virus that causes COVID-19 at the event, and that you are participating in the event at your own risk and will comply with local government health guidelines and venue safety protocol.