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Navigable Slide Index
- Introduction
- Outline (1)
- Debt composition is changing...
- ...in all regions
- External vs. domestic public debt
- Focus on the external/domestic debt dichotomy?
- Debt composition matters, but we need more data
- Outline (2)
- Risks of sovereign finance, how to make debt safer
- The risks of sovereign finance (1)
- Public debt around the world
- The risks of sovereign finance (2)
- Public debt and sovereign ratings
- The risks of sovereign finance (3)
- Why is debt structure important?
- The unexplained part of public debt (1)
- The unexplained part of public debt (2)
- The unexplained part of public debt (3)
- The unexplained part of public debt (4)
- What explains the "Unexplained part of debt" (1)
- What explains the "Unexplained part of debt" (2)
- Debt management can reduce risks
- The risks of sovereign finance - summing up
- Other sources of risk
- Outline (3)
- How to make debt safer: domestic policies
- The international market: large but volatile
- Reactions in response to these vulnerabilities
- Vulnerabilities after switching to domestic debt (1)
- Vulnerabilities after switching to domestic debt (2)
- Policymakers should not be too complacent
- Outline (4)
- How to make debt safer: international policies (1)
- How to make debt safer: international policies (2)
- Market development of financial innovations
- Dedollarize official lending
- International policies - summing up
- Borrow less
- Borrow in a smarter way
- One more view
- Outline (5)
- Domestic bond markets in EMs
- Composition - not all regions are the same
- Factors affecting the domestic bond market
- Microstructure: the plumbing of the market (1)
- Microstructure: the plumbing of the market (2)
- Government and private bond markets interactions
- Institutional investors
- The domestic market: summing up
- Outline (6)
- When countries cannot pay
- Low income countries
- Emerging market countries
- Background material
- Additional references
- Thank you!
Topics Covered
- External versus domestic public debt: definitions and recent evolution
- The risks of sovereign finance
- Domestic and international policies for reducing the risks of sovereign finance
- How to build domestic bond markets
- How to deal with debt crises
Talk Citation
Panizza, U. (2009, July 1). Government debt management in developing and emerging market countries [Video file]. In The Business & Management Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved November 23, 2024, from https://doi.org/10.69645/GBKC1932.Export Citation (RIS)
Publication History
Government debt management in developing and emerging market countries
Published on July 1, 2009
89 min
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