The Commonwealth Finance Ministers Reference Report is an annual publication providing Commonwealth Finance Ministers with a central source of information regarding macro- and micro- financial issues and trade relations that affect Commonwealth nations. It includes case studies of successful projects with transferable solutions, articles on the key issues discussed at the Finance Ministers Meeting and in-depth analyses from economic experts within the financial community.This publication is produced for the Commonwealth Finance Ministers Meeting and the parallel Commonwealth Central Bank Governors Meeting in Washington DC, USA, September 2011.

An annual publication providing Commonwealth Finance Ministers with a central source of information regarding macro- and micro- financial issues and trade relations that affect Commonwealth nations. This volume was produced for the Finance Ministers Meeting in Washington DC, USA, 7-8 October 2010.

A central source of information regarding macro- and micro- financial issues and trade relations that affect Commonwealth nations. It includes case studies of successful projects with transferable solutions, articles on key issues and in-depth analyses from economic experts within the financial community.

The Commonwealth Finance Ministers Report is an annual publication providing Commonwealth finance ministers with a central source of information regarding financial issues and trade relations that affect Commonwealth nations. This 2012-2013 edition includes over 40 articles aimed to foster debate and collaboration in the weeks preceding the Commonwealth Finance Ministers Meeting and annual meetings of the IMF and World Bank.Published by Henley Media Group Ltd in association with the Commonwealth Secretariat.

The Commonwealth Ministers Reference Book is an essential source of information on key aspects of policy issues for all Commonwealth Ministers, from trade to transport. It includes over 40 articles covering a range of topics with opinion pieces, case studies and transferable solutions written by multi-sectoral authors from across the globe. A set of Ministerial Briefings at the front of the book provide short updates on key issues of concern to all Ministers, whatever their particular portfolio. They include a variety of papers from promoting good governance in the Commonwealth to advice on peace building and conflict resolution. The Commonwealth Ministers Reference Book also includes a directory of all Commonwealth Ministers, with over 1,000 Minister and relevant ministry contact details listed. This is an essential publication for ministries, government officials and organisations wishing to do business with Commonwealth governments. Regularly updated ministerial directories as well as news and articles from across the Commonwealth can be found on www.commonwealthministers.com

A central source of information regarding macro- and micro- financial issues and trade relations that affect Commonwealth nations. Includes case studies of successful projects with transferable solutions, articles on key issues and in-depth analyses from economic experts within the financial community.

This document brings together the main areas for discussion at the Commonwealth Finance Ministers Meeting 2003, held in Brunei Darussalam. It covers both the technical theme, public/private partnerships in financing development, and the special theme, delivery of basic services to the poor. It also contains analysis of the current world economic situation (with respect to Commonwealth countries) and IMF and World Bank issues to be discussed by finance ministers ahead of the 2003 Bank/Fund Meeting in Dubai