List of Contributors

List of Contributors

The EPG benefited from consultations with the following institutions:

  • African Development Bank

  • Asian Development Bank

  • Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank

  • Bank for International Settlements

  • European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

  • European Investment Bank

  • European Stability Mechanism

  • Inter-American Development Bank

  • International Development Finance Club

  • International Monetary Fund

  • Islamic Development Bank

  • New Development Bank

  • Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development

  • United Nations Development System

  • World Bank Group

We are grateful for the views and written contributions from the following individuals with extensive experience as national and international policy-makers, thought-leaders, and private sector and civil society leaders:

  • Timothy Adams (The Institute of International Finance)

  • Montek Singh Ahluwalia

  • Masood Ahmed (Center for Global Development)

  • Marc Andreessen (Andreessen Horowitz)

  • Susan Athey (Ripple)

  • Abhijit Banerjee (Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

  • Tim Besley (London School of Economics)

  • Amar Bhattacharya (Brookings Institution)

  • Nancy Birdsall (Center for Global Development)

  • Gordon Brown (UN Special Envoy for Global Education)

  • Sharan Burrow (International Trade Union Confederation)

  • Mike Callaghan (Australian Aged Care Financing Authority)

  • Nikhil da Victoria Lobo (Swiss Re)

  • Jacques de Larosiere

  • Thierry Deau (Meridiam Infrastructure)

  • Rafael del Pino (Ferrovial)

  • Victor Dzau (US National Academy of Medicine)

  • Mohammed El-Erian (Allianz)

  • Jeremy Farrar (Wellcome Trust)

  • Daniel Gros (Centre for European Policy Studies)

  • Jerome Haegeli (Swiss Re)

  • Chris Heathcote (Global Infrastructure Hub)

  • Yiping Huang (Beijing University)

  • Bimal Jalan

  • Harold James (Princeton University)

  • Donald Kaberuka (Special Envoy of the African Union for Sustainable Financing)

  • Ravi Kanbur (Cornell University)

  • Devesh Kapoor

  • Takatoshi Kato

  • Masahiro Kawai (Tokyo University)

  • Vijay Kelkar

  • Homi Kharas (Brookings Institution)

  • Robert Kimmitt

  • Caio Koch-Weser (European Climate Foundation)

  • Horst Kohler

  • Aleksei Kudrin (Saint Petersburg State University)

  • Jean-Pierre Landau (Sciences Po)

  • Nancy Lee (Center for Global Development)

  • Jean Lemierre (BNP Paribas)

  • Fei-Fei Li (Google and Stanford University)

  • John Lipsky (Johns Hopkins University)

  • Susan Lund (McKinsey Global Institute)

  • Mark Machin (Canada Pension Plan Investment Board)

  • Richard Manning (Oxford University)

  • Pratap Bhanu Mehta (Ashoka University)

  • Rakesh Mohan (Yale University)

  • David Mulford (Hoover Institution)

  • Xavier Musca (Amundi)

  • Adebayo Ogunlesi (Global Infrastructure Partners)

  • Guillermo Ortiz (BTG Pactual Casa de Bolsa Mexico)

  • Henk Ovink (Dutch Special Envoy for International Water Affairs)

  • Jean Pisani-Ferry (Sciences Po)

  • Mark Plant (Center for Global Development)

  • Annalisa Prizzon (Overseas Development Institute)

  • Adam Posen (Peterson Institute of International Economics)

  • Bob Prince (Bridgewater Associates)

  • Alex Rampell (Andreessen Horowitz)

  • Hélène Rey (London Business School)

  • Michael Sabia (Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec)

  • Stephen Schwarzman (The Blackstone Group)

  • Anish Shah (Mahindra Group)

  • Lucy Shapiro (Stanford Medical School)

  • Naoyuki Shinohara (Tokyo University)

  • George Shultz (Hoover Institution)

  • Arvind Subramanian (Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University)

  • Shigemitsu Sugisaki (Goldman Sachs Japan)

  • Mark Suzman (Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation)

  • Davide Taliente (Oliver Wyman)

  • Jose Viñals

  • Arvind Virmani

  • David Wehner (Facebook)

  • Mark Wiseman (BlackRock)

  • Robert Zoellick

The EPG also had valuable engagement with the following additional civil society representatives at a roundtable hosted by the Center for Global Development:

  • Motoko Aizawa (Institute for Human Rights and Business)

  • Nancy Alexander (Heinrich Böll Foundation)

  • Aron Betru (Milken Institute)

  • Lindsay Coates (InterAction)

  • Sara Harcourt (ONE)

  • Andres Knobel (C20 International Financial Architecture)

  • Paul O’Brien (Oxfam)

  • Stephanie Segal (Center for Strategic and International Studies)

  • Elizabeth Summers (Bank Information Center)

  • Marc Uzan (Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee)

  • Luiz Vieira (Bretton Woods Project)

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