FMI

FMI is an international law and economics consulting firm that specializes in helping emerging market countries to achieve economic growth and development through a reliance on market mechanisms, application of international best practices, and legal and regulatory reform. FMI has been at the forefront of emerging market development since 1992 – and has implemented over $100 million in technical assistance programs for international donors and governments. By design, FMI is a small, highly-specialized firm with one mission: to deliver innovative and sustainable solutions to complex financial sector challenges.

FMI was founded in response to the collapse of authoritarian governments in the Soviet Union and Eastern Bloc. FMI initially served only private sector clients, including major banks and exchanges. Over time, FMI commenced assisting USAID, the World Bank, EBRD, and other multilaterals, focusing at first on the development of capital markets, securities and commodity exchanges, and non-bank financial institutions. Today, FMI works across six core practice areas: Capital Markets, Mobilizing Capital, Financial Inclusion, Private Sector Engagement, Transparency and Public Accountability, and Legal and Regulatory Reform.