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The IMF monitors economic and financial developments and advises its member countries on policy. It impacts global banking by identifying risks and offering guidance to foster financial stability.

The IMF provides loans to countries experiencing balance-of-payments problems. This influences global banking by ensuring that countries can meet their international obligations, reducing the risk of financial contagion.

The IMF helps member countries strengthen their capacity to design and implement effective policies. For global banking, this means improving regulation, supervision, and the functioning of financial markets.

Launched jointly with the World Bank, the FSAP assesses the stability and soundness of the financial sector. It impacts global banking by identifying potential risks and advising on strengthening financial systems.

SDRs are an international reserve asset created by the IMF to supplement member countries' official reserves. This affects global banking by adding liquidity to the international monetary system and reducing reliance on a single currency.

IMF financial support comes with conditions requiring the implementation of certain economic policies. This influences global banking by pushing countries toward fiscal and monetary discipline, which can stabilize banking sectors.

Each IMF member country contributes a certain amount of funds based on its relative size in the world economy. These quotas determine the maximum financial commitment, voting power, and access to financing, thereby influencing global liquidity.

The PRGT provides concessional loans to low-income countries. Its impact on global banking is to enhance financial stability in vulnerable economies, which can reduce risks to the broader financial system.

The IMF secures additional financial resources from member countries through bilateral borrowing. This affects global banking by expanding the IMF's lending capacity during periods of high demand, thereby strengthening financial safety nets.