Financial Reform: What the G-20 Can Do Under Korea's Leadership

Since the financial crisis hit in the fall of 2008, one of the primary goals of the G-20 has been to develop a means of preventing a similar global financial crisis from occurring again. As the chair of the G-20, Korea plays a prominent role in helping to guide the G-20 process. Join KEI for a discussion of how to protect against another financial crisis, whether more vulnerable nations should be given extra protection against the risk of large-scale capital flows, and how Korea can help shape this process and serve as a bridge between the developed and the developing world.