TAILIEUCHUNG - Financial Crises: Lessons from the Past, Preparation for the Future

The calm before the storm? That question dominated the stage at the seventh annual conference on emerging markets finance, cosponsored by the World Bank and the Brookings Institution and held at Brookings in late April 2005. At the time of the conference, it had been a little less than eight years since the onset of the Asian financial crisis, an event that had depression-like effects throughout much of Asia and, for a time, seemed to threaten global economic stability. | Financial Crises Financial Crises Lessons fromahc Past Preparationfor theFuture THE WORLD BANK GROUP THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND THE BROOKINGS INSTITUTION This book is based on the sixth annutd fimwcial markets and development conference heldApril 26-27. .hnx inWmhingron was cosponeoeid by rheWoaldBnnkGronp . Ptooklngalnsriantten. The previousvolpmes in this serihs at7 avadabl e ftomthe Brookmgs Institution Press FinancinlMarkels andDevelopment The Crisis in Emerging Markets 1999 ManagingFinonMUnd Co Date Dùtr s Lessonsfrom AsmfrgQQ DagF Packnfgon - Sf rnHg Countries 2001 FinancialSoSor Governrnoe ThrRolesofrhePubhcoindPrivaroSosttrs 2002 n 0 e s--- iS S -s -- The Future of State-Owned Financial Institutions 2004

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