The List of Providers is intended as a resource for our Partners looking for information on Technical Assistance in the field of Public Debt Management. In this list you can find links to institutions involved in this activity and a short description of their mission.
For any information, please contact the Secretariat at Publicdebtnet.dt@tesoro.it.
| INSTITUTION | MISSION |
|---|---|
| CARTACExternal website (Caribbean Regional Technical Assistance Centre) |
The mission of the CARTAC is to enhance the institutional and human resource capacities of countries in the Caribbean region to achieve their macroeconomic, fiscal and monetary policy objectives. |
| CEMLAExternal website (Centre for Economic and Monetary Studies of Latin America) |
The CEMLA is the regional association of Latin American and Caribbean central banks. CEMLA's mission is to promote a greater awareness of monetary and financial matters throughout the region by means of training, dissemination and research. |
| CEFExternal website (Centre of Excellence in Finance) |
CEF’s mission is to promote awareness of international standards and best practice in public financial management and central banking by providing specialized training, encouraging knowledge sharing and research, and providing technical assistance. |
| CBPExternal website (Central Banking Publications) |
CBP is a financial publishing company which specializes in reporting on central banks, financial regulation, payments systems, public debt management and international finance. It publishes books and journals in three main areas. These are central banking itself, financial regulation and supervision, and international finance. |
| CIFT Financial Training SolutionsExternal website (Center for Interactive Financial Training) |
CIFT is a financial training service provider. E-Learning facilities are also provided by this institute. The services of CIFT are provided mainly to the financial service and banking industry on a global basis. |
| COMSECExternal website (Commonwealth Secretariat) |
COMSEC, established in 1965, is the main intergovernmental agency of the Commonwealth, facilitating consultation and co-operation among member governments and countries. COMSEC executes plans agreed by Commonwealth Heads of Government through technical assistance, advice and policy development. |
| CROWN AGENTSExternal website | Crown Agents is an international development company committed to global development and growth. Their expertise in public financial management helps governments raise revenue, manage debt and plan expenditure more effectively. Through technical assistance, consultancy and training, they help to reduce poverty, improve health and increase prosperity. |
| EUROMONEY TRAININGExternal website | Euromoney Training runs conferences, seminars and training courses and is a provider of electronic business information through its capital market databases and emerging markets information service. |
| GFMIExternal website (Global Financial Markets Institute) |
GFMI is an international financial training provider of courses in Capital Markets, Fixed Income, Derivatives, Foreign Exchange, Options, Swaps, Equity, Portfolio and Risk Management, among other topics. It has partnered with financial institutions, both large and small, worldwide, delivering custom designed capital markets and derivatives training programs. |
| HIPCExternal website (Heavily Indebted Poor Countries) |
The HIPC Capacity Building Programme External website work programme of events is prepared jointly and semi-annually by all programme partners to meet the capacity building needs of HIPC Governments. The programme aims to enable the CBP to respond to urgent HIPC requests for assistance in debt strategy issues. |
| HUMAN DYNAMICSExternal website | Human Dynamics is a provider of consulting services, using its knowledge and experience of Public Sector Clients’ operations, effective project cycle and change management practices, and dealing with economic, institutional development, good governance and sectoral policy issues. |
| IADBExternal website (Inter American Development Bank) |
The IADB is the main source of multilateral financing and expertise for sustainable economic, social and institutional development in Latin America and the Caribbean. The IADB’s main goals are to promote economic growth and regional integration in Latin America and the Caribbean. LAC Debt Group is the Group of Latin American and the Caribbean Debt Management Specialists. |
| IDEPExternal website (African Institute for Economic Development and Planning) |
The primary mission of IDEP is to assist policymakers and other stakeholders in enhancing their skills in the areas of policymaking, long-term perspective planning and institutional and regulatory reforms as well as facilitate the emergence of policy ideas and consensus positions in Africa. |
| IMFExternal website (International Monetary Fund) |
The IMF's fundamental mission is to help ensure stability in the international system. It does so in three ways: keeping track of the global economy and the economies of member countries; lending to countries with balance of payments difficulties; and giving practical help to members (technical assistance). |
| INTOSAI DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVE (IDI)External website | The IDI’s mission is to enhance the institutional capacity of Supreme Audit Institutions in developing countries through needs-based, collaborative and sustainable development programmes in INTOSAI regions and groups of SAIs to meet the existing and emerging needs of stakeholders. |
| MEFMIExternal website (Macroeconomic and Financial Management Institute) |
The goal of the MEFMI Debt Management Programme is to strengthen the capacity of member states, in order for them to maintain sustainable debt levels through adequate analytical, operational and managerial capacity coupled with effective debt management structures. |
| MINISTRY OF FINANCEExternal website (The Netherlands) |
The Dutch Ministry of Finance contributes practically to development in various countries by providing technical assistance to counterpart ministries. The Technical assistance activity can take various forms, from seminars and short study visits to lengthy postings in the countries assisted and could be focused on topics as, for example, the establishment of a market for short-term government debt instruments or the management of the public debt. |
| NEW YORK INSTITUTE OF FINANCEExternal website | The New York Institute of Finance public courses offer a broad based curriculum covering all levels, in subjects ranging from accounting for financial instruments to yield curve analysis. The institute works with several associations and organizations to complement their educational programs. |
| OECDExternal website (Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development) |
The OECD constitute a unique policy forum for the 30 senior government debt managers from OECD member countries to exchange views and experiences in the field of government debt management and government securities markets. It also aim to enhance a policy dialogue with transition countries and emerging market economies through regional and global policy forums (sharing of information about best practices). The OECD specialized work on government debt is carried out by the Working Party on Government Debt Management External website, that constitutes a unique policy forum for senior government debt managers to exchange views and experiences in the field of government debt and government securities markets. |
| OTAExternal website (Office of Technical Assistance) |
The United States Department of the Treasury, through its Office of Technical Assistance (OTA), provides comprehensive financial advice around the world. OTA’s expert advisors work directly with foreign governments to support their efforts to improve their financial systems. The Office also engages in financial reconstruction and stabilization efforts for countries emerging from conflict or those that are considered to be failed states. |
| PDM NetworkExternal website (The Public Debt Management Network) |
The Public Debt Management (PDM) Network is an initiative by the OECD and the Italian Treasury aimed at building, sharing and developing knowledge on public debt management. Bilateral meetings and study visits, on demand of the interested country, are one of the qualified activities of the PDM Network. They are aimed at providing information and expertise exchange among debt managers regarding policy and technical aspects of debt management. The PDM Network is also available to organize internships of visiting students in Public Debt Offices, on-site technical assistance projects and e-mail exchange on specific topics related to the public debt management. |
| Pôle-DetteExternal website (Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development) |
The Capacity Building Programme implemented by Pôle-Dette since its creation aims principally to help participating countries to develop or optimize their debt management capacities. Pôle-Dette and Debt Relief International led missions in several countries in order to assess capacity building needs and respond to urgent requests for strategy implementation and formulation, as well as to support the improvement processes of debt management institutional frameworks. |
| Risk MagazineExternal website | Risk is a magazine covering financial risk management and the global derivatives markets. It includes papers on option pricing and hedging, market risk, credit risk, swaps. “Incisive training” is a provider of business, finance, energy and legal courses, delivered in person and on-line. |
| Storkey & CoExternal website | Storkey & Co Limited offers international management consultancy services. Specializing in sovereign debt, cash and risk management for central and local governments. |
| UNCTADExternal website (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) |
UNCTAD promotes the development-friendly integration of developing countries into the world economy. The DMFAS Programme is one of the world's leading providers of technical cooperation and advisory services in the area of debt management. |
| UNITARExternal website (United Nations Institute for Training and Research) |
Unitar’s Public Finance and Trade Programme supports developing countries, including LDCs, and economies in transition through developing the capacities of senior and middle level official, networking and fostering of best practices among government and private sector officials, and strengthening the capacity of selected local and regional institutions to provide training to their stakeholders. |
| WAIFEMExternal website (West African Institute for Financial and Economic Management) |
WAIFEM is a sub-regional training institute whose principal objective is to build capacity for debt, macroeconomic and financial sector management in its constituent countries. It is mandated to strengthen capacity of public sector officials engaged in macroeconomic and financial policy formulation and implementation. |
| World BankExternal website | Within the World Bank Treasury External website, the Public Debt Management team External website team provides support to individual clients through advisory engagements that are customized to specific needs. Clients may draw on a broad range of technical skills in Treasury and the World Bank to address issues such as governance, institutional arrangements, strategy design, risk management, transaction execution and market development. The Economic Policy and Debt Department (PRMED External website) is the unit within the World Bank's Poverty Reduction and Economic Management (PREM External website) Network responsible for the Bank's work on economic policy and financing for growth including growth analytics, national and sub-national fiscal policy, strategic debt issues, debt managementExternal website, and related knowledge dissemination. PRMED also supports the Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPC) Initiative implementation and crafts the Bank's position in the global debate on debt issues. GEMLOCExternal website The Gemloc Program -- or Global Emerging Markets Local Currency Bond Program -- supports the development of local currency bond markets to increase their investability so that more institutional investment from local and global investors can flow into local currency bond markets in developing countries. |
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