The Group of 30, generally abbreviated to G-30, is a private, nonprofit international body composed of academic economists, company chiefs, and representatives of national, regional. and central banks. G-30 members meet twice a year to discuss and better understand financial and economic issues in the private and public sectors worldwide.The stated goal of the G-30 is "to foster global economic growth." Toward this end, the group focuses on topics like banking reform, international trade policy,, monetary policy,, capital markets regulation, and corporate governance. The wide range of backgrounds among its members - including both academics and business people - ensures that a variety of perspectives are considered when formulating recommendations.While it's not always easy to agree on solutions to complex problems,. the G-30 has proven itself an effective forum for discussing key issues facing the global economy. By working together,. its members hope to make significant contributions toward promoting sustainable growth around the world.
