The Flexible Credit Line—Guidance on Operational Issues
Policy Papers, November 2, 2009
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- The Flexible Credit Line—Guidance on Operational Issues
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Bibliographic details
- Published: November 2, 2009
- Series: Policy Papers
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Overview
- The Flexible Credit Line (FCL) was introduced as part of a package of reforms to the Fund’s lending facilities in March 2009.
- The document provides operational guidance and further background information on the FCL.
- Publication date: November 2, 2009.
- Citation preview (as presented on the page): The Flexible Credit Line—Guidance on Operational Issues, (USA: International Monetary Fund, 0) accessed 9/15/2026.
Purpose and scope
- Purpose: To provide operational guidance and background information on the FCL following its introduction.
- Scope: Guidance intended for Fund departments and staff involved in the implementation and operationalization of the FCL.
- Subject keywords listed on the page: Access to Fund general resources, Balance of payments need, Flexible Credit Line, Fund facilities, Post-program monitoring.
Operational support and contacts
- SPR (the Emerging Markets Division), FIN, and LEG stand ready to clarify any further questions departments may have on the FCL or other aspects of the reforms to lending and conditionality.
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- The Flexible Credit Line—Guidance on Operational Issues; IMF Policy Paper; November 2, 2009