Charles Dallara: The Architecture of Asia - INET Panel (2 of 7)

The transcript discusses global economic issues, focusing on the development of China and India, the role of banking systems and capital markets, and the internationalization of the renminbi. It highlights the need for a global financial framework and the challenges in implementing disciplined economic policies. The speaker emphasizes the importance of reforming the global financial system to prevent future crises and ensure stability.

In what ways can the global banking system be reoriented to better serve SMEs?

What are the implications of the current inflationary trends in China and India for their economies?

What lessons can be learned from the historical context of the Bretton Woods system?

How does the current political climate affect global economic cooperation?