Technical Note on Synchronized Approval of Flexible Credit Lines for Multiple Countries
Policy Papers, October 26, 2010
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- Published: October 26, 2010
- Series: Policy Papers
Overview
- Publication date: October 26, 2010
- Purpose: Sketches procedures under which synchronized approval of Flexible Credit Line (FCL) arrangements for multiple member countries could be undertaken under the existing FCL Decision and other Fund policies.
- Context: As foreshadowed in the Executive Board Report to the IMFC on the Fund’s Mandate.
- Clarification: This technical note neither modifies existing Fund policies, nor establishes a new financing instrument.
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Key findings and rationale
- When multiple members face the same shock, synchronized approval of FCL arrangements could:
- strengthen the effectiveness of the response to the common shock.
- minimize first-mover problems.
- The note sketches procedural steps consistent with the existing FCL Decision and other Fund policies (no policy changes proposed).
Procedural scope and boundaries
- Scope: Procedures pertain to synchronized approval of FCL arrangements for multiple member countries.
- Boundaries:
- No modification of existing Fund policies.
- No establishment of a new financing instrument.
Subject tags and thematic focus
- Access to Fund general resources
- Confidentiality
- Crisis prevention
- Extended arrangement requests
- Flexible Credit Line
- Fund approval
- Fund policies
- Precautionary Credit Line
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- Citation snippet on page: Technical Note on Synchronized Approval of Flexible Credit Lines for Multiple Countries , (USA: International Monetary Fund, 0) accessed 9/18/2026
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