Surveillance over the international monetary and financial system is a fundamental responsibility of the IMF. The principles and practices of IMF governance play a key role in determining surveillance policy, enabling its adaptation to a changing world economy and, ultimately, affecting the quality of surveillance. In turn, these principles and practices result from the institutional and political dynamics that underpin the governance mechanisms of global finance. A good understanding of IMF governance thus requires a consideration of the governance of global finance.
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