Seminar Presentation on IMF

Seminar Presentation : 

Seminar Presentation International Monitory Fund

Overviews…: 

Overviews… Formation:- July 22, 1944(67 years ago) Entered into force: December 27, 1945(65 years ago) Member countries: 187 (At now) Type: International Economic Organization Headquarters: Washington, D.C

Contains….: 

Contains…. Introduction History Functions Organizational Structure Key Persons Conclusion

Introduction…: 

Introduction… The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an organization of 187 countries, working to foster global monetary cooperation, secure financial stability, facilitate international trade, promote high employment and sustainable economic growth, and reduce poverty around the world. The IMF works to foster global growth and economic stability. It provides policy advice and financing to members in economic difficulties and also works with developing nations to help them achieve macroeconomic stability and reduce poverty

History…: 

History… Up to 1930 Golden Standard System worked smoothly as International Monitory System. After some years members feel they don't follows rules. Hence they disconnect this system and in 1936 GSM was breakdown created problems in exchange rate. Every country tried to protect own interest. To overcome these difficulties in 1946 IMF was established with 44 countries now 187. IMF established to promote international trade & co-operation

Objectives…: 

Objectives… P rovide a forum for co-operation on international monetary problems. To facilitate the growth of international trade. P romote exchange rate stability and an open system of international payments. L end countries foreign exchange when needed. T o help them address balance of payments problems.

Functions…: 

Functions… Surveillance IMF oversees the international monetary system and monitors the financial and economic policies of its members. It keeps track of economic developments on a national, regional, and global basis. C onsulting regularly with member countries and providing them with macroeconomic and financial policy advice . Technical Assistance To assist mainly low- and middle-income countries in effectively managing their economies. P rovides practical guidance and training on how to upgrade institutions, and design appropriate macroeconomic, financial , and structural policies. Lending P rovides loans to countries that have trouble meeting their international payments P rovides concessional loans to low-income countries to help them develop their economies and reduce poverty .

Key Persons…: 

Key Persons… Christine Lagarde, Managing Director. F rance David Lipton, Managing Director. USA. Naoyuki Shinohara, Managing Director. Japan. Nemat Shafik Managing Director. UK. Min Zhu, Managing Director. China.

Top 12 Quota Holders…: 

Top 12 Quota H olders… Sr. No. Member QUOTA Governor Alternate VOTES Millions of SDRs Percent of Total1 7 Italy 7,882.3 3.31 Giulio Tremonti Mario Draghi 79,564 3.16 8 Saudi Arabia 6,985.5 2.94 Ibrahim A. Al- Assaf 70,596 2.80 9 Canada 6,369.2 2.68 James Michael Flaherty Mark Carney 64,433 2.56 10 Russian Federation 5,945.4 2.50 Aleksei Kudrin Sergey Ignatiev 60,195 2.39 11 India 5,821.5 2.45 Pranab Mukherjee Duvvuri Subbarao 58,956 2.34 12 Netherlands 5,162.4 2.17 Klaas Knot Hans Vijlbrief 52,365 2.08 Sr. No. Member QUOTA Governor Alternate VOTES Millions of SDRs Percent of Total1 Number2 Percent of Total1 1 United States 42,122.4 17.70 Timothy F. Geithner Ben S. Bernanke 421,965 16.76 2 Japan 15,628.5 6.57 Jun Azumi Masaaki Shirakawa 157,026 6.24 3 Germany 14,565.5 6.12 Jens Weidmann Wolfgang Schäuble 146,396 5.81 4 France 10,738.5 4.51 François Baroin Christian Noyer 108,126 4.29 5 United Kingdom 10,738.5 4.51 George Osborne Mervyn King 108,126 4.29 6 China 9,525.9 4.00 ZHOU Xiaochuan YI Gang 96,000 3.81

Quota Holder SAARC Countries…: 

Quota Holder SAARC Countries… Sr. No Member QUOTA Governor Alternate VOTES Millions of SDRs Percent of Total Number Percent of Total 1 Afghanistan 161.9 0.07 Abdul Qadeer Fitrat 2,360 0.09 2 Bangladesh 533.3 0.22 Abul Maal A. Muhith Atiur Rahm an 6,074 0.24 3 Bhutan 6.3 0.003 Daw Tenzin Vacant 804 0.03 4 Nepal 71.3 0.03 Yuba Raj Khatiwada Lal Shanker Ghimire 1,454 0.06 5 India 5,821.5 2.45 Pranab Mukherjee Duvvuri Subbarao 58,956 2.34 6 Maldives 10.0 0.004 Fazeel Najeeb Aishath Zahira 841 0.03 7 Pakistan 1,033.7 0.43 Yaseen Anwar Salman Siddique 11,078 0.44 8 Sri Lanka 413.4 0.17 Mahinda Rajapaksa Ajith Nivard Cabraal 4,875 0.19

PowerPoint Presentation: 

Quota- 5,821.5 Million Of SDR’s Percentage of total- 2.45 Votes- 58,956 Percentage of total- 2.34 Governors India’s Quota in IMF

Non Member Countries…: 

Non Member Countries… Countries not accepting the obligations of IMF

Conclusion…: 

Conclusion… IMF is the International institution which assists to all members countries in trading activities. It helps to member countries in co-operation with each other and overall development of each member country It has a vital role in world.

A Good Thought…: 

A Good Thought… Today’s savings tomorrows earnings…!

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