The organisation warned however that the impetus for financial reforms risked being lost if the improving situation leads to complacency. In its half-yearly Global Financial Stability Report, the fund said efforts by governments and central banks to deal with the crisis and signs of a economic recovery have helped limit the losses. “Systemic risks have been substantially reduced following unprecedented policy actions and nascent signs of improvement in the real economy,” the IMF report said.
Published 30 September 2009, 16:32 IST