It is increasingly recognised that the way in which new public debt is issued and how the outstanding stock is managed is an important policy priority, in particular by supporting macro-economic and financial policies in countries that have had histories of excessive debt levels or have experienced serious financial turbulence associated with sudden and strong capital outflows.
Debt managers have benefited from sharing their experience and information in numerous international meetings. Over the years, OECD, the WB and other multilateral organisations have identified a set of best practices in all areas of public debt management. Such best practices may significantly contribute to reducing emerging markets' vulnerability to domestic and international financial shocks.
In this section you can find reference to criteria currently adopted by the following institutions:
- OECD
- IMF
- World Bank
- European Commission
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