International Monetary and Financial Law

International Monetary and Financial Law encompasses the rules and agreements that govern how countries conduct cross-border financial and monetary activities. It covers topics like currency exchange, international banking, financial stability, and economic cooperation. These laws help ensure smooth international trade, prevent financial crises, and promote economic cooperation between nations. They involve treaties, regulations, and standards set by international organizations such as the IMF and BIS, aiming to create a stable, predictable global financial system that supports economic growth and development worldwide.