Since 1994, we have convened high-level stakeholders committed to redefining the global financial architecture and monetary system to respond to the changing economic landscape.
Next event
Bretton Woods @80
In celebration of the 80th anniversary of Bretton Woods, RBWC will host a series of high-level conferences and seminars across the globe.
This programming will be designed to develop a normative and practical agenda for a Bretton Woods in a new world.
To this end, we will seek to clarify how the international financial architecture can adapt to current challenges, paying particular attention to, among other issues, the need to revive global cooperation in an age of market fragmentation and policy divergence.
As part of this initiative, we are planning a major conference during the IMF /World Bank October 2024 annual meetings in Washington DC.
From our Archives
In 2017 Michel Camdessus and Jacques de la Rosiere shared with RBWC their thoughts on the Inernational Monetary Order.
Recent Events
Astana, Kazakhstan
Seoul, Korea
2024-23 speakers
Marc Uzan Speaks at UNU University in Tokyo
On 13 August 2024, UNU hosted “Navigating Economic Cooperation: Reflections on 80 Years Since Bretton Woods”, a conversation with Marc Uzan.
The Search for Resilience
Massimiliano Castelli, Managing Director of UBS Asset Management and Hyun Song Shin, Economic Advisor, BIS discuss the search for resilience in the future of the global economy and monetary system during RBWC event organized during the spring meetings.
Oesterreichische Nationalbank Conference
Managing Director, Kristalina Georgieva provided insightful remarks at our March 2024 Oesterreichische Nationalbank Conference: Bretton Woods @ 80 and Austria’s IMF Membership @ 75
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Past Events
Cusco, Peru
July 19-20, 2024
Ulaanbaatar,Mongolia
July 9-10, 2024
Hangzhou, China
May 27-28, 2024
Washington DC
April 17-18, 2024
The Reinventing Bretton Woods Committee (RBWC) is a US-based foundation that orchestrates an open and cross-national dialogue among high-level stakeholders committed to promoting a stable global financial architecture and to helping key institutions prepare for changes in the economic landscape.