<p><span>Thank you, Adam, I appreciate the opportunity to speak here today. I last gave a talk at PIIE a couple of years ago, while wearing my previous hat as an academic. One great thing that you immediately notice about PIIE’s experts and affiliates is that in addition to economic theory, they care about the practical details, institutional and otherwise, that can constitute the difference between a successful or unsuccessful policy. Now, as a policymaker at Treasury, I have a more visceral appreciation for this reality, including when it comes to cross-border lending and to cross-border borrowing. I thought, therefore, this would be a great place to discuss some practical ways to do both better.</span></p>
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