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Roles of International Financial Institutions

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Roles of InternationalFinancial InstitutionsPrepare a 1,050-to 1,750-word paper in which you analyze the following global financing and exchange ratetopic:Roles of international financial institutions (e.g. IMF, World Bank, ADB, etc.)Define yourselected topic.Explain how your topic is used in global financing operations and describe its importance in managing risks.International Financial InstitutionsRoles of InternationalFinancial InstitutionsAbstract:-Inthis analysis you will find the definitions of the global financing and Exchange rates with thediscussion on the role ofInternational Financial Institutions.Different roles are described in detail.Such as helping the under-developedcountries, controlling the international market,monitoringthe fiscalpolicy,maintain the balance of payments,resolvingthe disputes of investment etc. Allthese roles are discussed by using the two mainorganizationof this field such as World Bank andInternationalMonitory Fund (IMF).Global Financing:-Global finance is something which helps in the internationalflows financialcapital from countryto country for the purpose of investments etc.By thehelp of this manycompanies arrangetheir

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