International Institutional Architecture
Who makes the rules?
International Institutional Architecture
International institutional architecture tackles the question of who makes the rules of global finance. Currently, developing countries are often left out of the standard-setting and decision-making forums. By leaving developing countries out of the process, there is the risk that new international standards will benefit rich countries only, and will create wide loopholes that allow the continued flow of illicit cash.
Read our newest brief on ‘who makes the rules’ on illicit financial flows here.
You can also read about our push for an intergovernmental tax body at the United Nations here and every government that has supported this idea here.