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Paris Club
Paris Club n (Economics) an informal group of representatives from IMF member nations whose governments or central banks have lent money to governments of other countries. See Group of Ten
Paris Club
Paris ClubAn informal group consisting of 19 wealthy countries in the developed world. Financial government official meet every six weeks to discuss debt relief in the developing world. The IMF typically recommends a country to the Paris Club when other forms of restructuring have not worked. Potential solutions proposed by the Paris Club range from payment rescheduling to debt cancellation. See also: Highly-indebted poor country. |