FINANCE Ministers and Central Bank Governors of G-20 countries will wrap up their discussions on crisis exit strategies today (Nov. 7) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has placed the issue as high priority. The two-day meeting held in St. Andrews, Scotland began yesterday (Nov. 6) and will provide the opportunity for country representatives to follow up on decisions made by their country’s leader in earlier G-20 crisis summits this year. According to Caroline Atkinson, Director of External Relations of the IMF, which was represented at  [ Read More... ]