named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
Bitcoin Casinos 2026
A review and comparison platform for cryptocurrency-friendly online casinos, focusing on no-KYC options and security features for Finnish players
Responsible Gambling Resources
Provides tools and information on self-limiting deposits, recognizing warning signs, and accessing support for gambling problems
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Leadership & Policy Dialogue Forums 3 activities
- Facilitate cross-national policy dialogue and advocacy on global financial architectureOrchestrates open, cross-national dialogues among high-level stakeholders to promote a stable global financial architecture, support institutional preparedness for economic change, and advance policy consensus on issues such as sovereign debt reform, governance of Bretton Woods institutions, and exchange rate policy. Includes co-hosting events with the G20 and supporting G20 presidencies.
- Organize expert events focused on middle powers and global economic governanceHosts governance-focused events that bring together experts to examine the role of middle powers in development finance and global economic institutions, including a scheduled event in Washington DC on April 15, 2026.
- Organize international conferences and forums on global financial governanceConvenes high-level stakeholders, including central bankers, policymakers, academics, and international experts, through annual and thematic conferences to discuss monetary stability, global imbalances, sovereign debt, and the future of international economic cooperation. Events include the World Finance Forum, Dialogue of Continents Seminar, and Global Macro Sessions, held in locations such as Hong Kong, Washington DC, and Chengdu.
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Economic and Financial Research 1 activity
- Conduct and publish research on global financial issues and governanceProduces research and analysis on topics including debt growth, geopolitical shifts, financial contagion, regional monetary cooperation, China's economic role, reform of international institutions, sovereign debt, and the role of middle powers in global governance. Research is disseminated through reports such as "The Middle Power Moment" and integrated into event programming.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$477K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$477K100%
Investment income$1600%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$520K
Program expenses98%
Admin / overhead2%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$265K
Grants paid out$2K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$160K
Cash$7K
Investments$95K
Liabilities$414K
Net assets$-254K
Liquid reserves2.4 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +48.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 2
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| MARC UZAN | PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 40 | $200K |
| CLEA FERNANDEZ | TREASURER | 40 | $103K |
board members · 1
- MIRIAM CAHN YOSHIDA — SECRETARY
relationships · 37
Who they work with
- AIIB Partner — Contributes chief economist to panel discussions on global economic issues.
- American University Partner — Collaborated with faculty from American University in hosting the event.
- Apex Group Partner — Participates in expert panels on digital assets and fund distribution through global leadership.
- Asian Development Bank Institute Partner — Engages in dialogue on development finance and global economic governance through participation in committee events.
- Bank of England Partner — Engages through participation of senior officials, such as a Member of the Monetary Policy Committee, in expert panels.
- Barry Eichengreen Partner — Intellectual foundation of the conference is based on the work of economic historian Barry Eichengreen, particularly his examination of international cooperation in times of crisis.
- Brookings Institution Partner — Engages scholars and fellows in discussions on US economic prospects and central bank independence.
- Brookings Institution Partner — Provides expert participation in panel discussions on global macroeconomic issues.
- Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Partner — Collaborates on research and events related to global order and institutions, including co-participation in panels and publication of joint thematic content.
- Center for Financial Studies Partner — Participates through leadership representation in discussions on monetary policy challenges.
- Center for Global Development Partner — Co-hosted event with speakers affiliated with the Center for Global Development.
- Center for Global Development Partner — Collaborated with RBWC and FES New York to convene high-level discussions on sovereign debt and produced background research on reform proposals.
- Circle Partner — Contributes policy and regulatory expertise on stablecoins through senior director participation.
- Council on Foreign Relations Partner — Contributes expert analysis on global economic risks through senior fellow participation.
- European Central Bank Partner — Engages senior officials in discussions on monetary policy challenges.
- Federal Reserve System Partner — Participates through senior leadership in conversations on US monetary policy.
- Financial Stability Board Government — Involves former leadership in expert discussions on financial stability and monetary policy linkages.
- Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES) New York Partner — Co-convened roundtables with RBWC on sovereign debt reform and global economic governance.
- Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung New York Partner — Co-organizes events and disseminates research on global governance with the Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee.
- G20 Partner — Informal partner with whom RBWC co-hosts and organizes events on international economic policy.
- George Washington University Partner — Engages academic expertise through faculty participation in discussions on political economy and institutional independence.
- Hong Kong, China Partner — Hosted the 9th World Finance Forum and Dialogue of Continents Seminar in Hong Kong, indicating a collaborative relationship with local entities in Hong Kong.
- Institute for Applied Economic Research (IPEA) Partner — Participates in committee discussions on global economic governance, representing Brazilian policy perspectives.
- International Monetary Fund Partner — Engages senior economists in discussions on global economic imbalances and policy challenges.
- International Monetary Fund Partner — Participates through senior staff involvement in sessions on emerging markets and capital flows.
- Kiel Institute for the World Economy Partner — Engages in analysis of emerging market dynamics and capital flows through senior leadership participation.
- Oliver Wyman Partner — Participates through senior partners chairing sessions on digital finance and stablecoins.
- Ondo Finance Partner — Engages in regulatory discussions on digital assets through senior leadership representation.
- Peterson Institute for International Economics Partner — Contributes research and analysis on central bank policy through senior fellow engagement.
- Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee Network — Hosts the annual conference under the Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee network.
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strategies · 2
How they approach the work
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- Facilitated Multistakeholder Dialogue for Global Financial Stabilitymethodology: multistakeholder-dialogueBy convening high-level, cross-national dialogues among policymakers, central bankers, and financial experts, the organization promotes a stable global financial architecture and collective action on economic governance, because structured interaction among key actors builds consensus and enables practical cooperation on complex systemic challenges.
- Translation of Technical Reform into Political Actionmethodology: technical-to-political-translationBy translating complex technical reform proposals into concrete political strategies, the organization increases the feasibility of global financial governance change, because identifying actionable near-term initiatives and assigning responsibility makes systemic reform politically navigable and institutionally implementable.