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The Sciences Po Chair for Sovereign Debt, in partnership with the OECD Directorate for Financial and Enterprise Affairs, has organized a roundtable discussion under the name “Trends and Risks in Sovereign Borrowing: What is Next?” which will take place the 23rd of April at 17:30 at 27 rue de Saint Guillaume, room Goguel.
The world is currently facing unprecedented levels of sovereign debt; levels which are projected to rise further in the coming years. The OECD Global Debt Report 2024 identifies where risks and vulnerabilities have increased since 2008, and what impact this will have in current market conditions with less accommodating monetary policy.
This roundtable will bring together a group of international experts, who represent some of the main stakeholders involved in the analysis of sovereign debt, and who will engage in an open dialogue to identify key areas that require urgent policy action.
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This event promises insightful discussions on a pressing global issue. Space is limited, we ask you to register beforehand
We look forward to welcoming you!
Hosted by the Paris School of International Affairs, the Chair aims to provide leading expertise on government finance, constituting a unique academic reference point on public debt issues.