Financial and Monetary Systems

The problem with dollar lending outside the US

Reliance on large reserves of US Dollars can be risky when regulations are tightened. Image: REUTERS/Chris Helgren

John Caparusso
Senior Financial Sector Expert, IMF’s Monetary and Capital Markets Department
Hideo Hashimoto
Advisor, IMF
David Jones
Senior Financial Sector Expert, International Monetary Fund
Aki Yokoyama
Financial Sector Expert, IMF
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