THE ROLE OF INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL ORGANIZATIONS IN REGULATING INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AND CREDIT RELATIONS

Abstract

International financial organizations play a crucial role in stabilizing and regulating global monetary and credit relations. These institutions, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, and regional development banks, provide financial assistance, policy guidance, and technical support to member countries. They help maintain international monetary stability, facilitate cross-border credit flows, and promote sustainable economic growth. This paper examines the functions, mechanisms, and effectiveness of these organizations in regulating international financial relations, highlighting their role in crisis management and global economic governance.