Publication

This paper talks about the G-20’s financial regulation and financial development agenda, and its relevance for, responsiveness to, and impact on, Africa. The author says that although there is recognition of developing world and African interests, greater participation by African states is needed to ensure that the emerging global regulatory regime fully recognizes their needs and interests. He also says that active participation by individual countries and improved regional coordination will allow Africa to present a strong and more unified front in dealing with G-20 financial reform.