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This article is about the international group of creditors. For clubs in London, see List of London's gentlemen's clubs.

The London Club is an informal group of private creditors on the international stage, and is similar to the Paris Club of public lenders. The London Club is not the only informal group of private payables. The first meeting of the London Club took place in 1976 in response to Zaire's debt payment problems.

The London Club of commercial banks has been responsible for rescheduling countries debt payments to commercial banks. A meeting of the London Club took place in 1976 in response to Zaire's debt payment problems.

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References

  1. Sloman J. (2006), Economics (6th edition). Harlow, FT/Prentice Hall. ISBN 0-273-70512-1
  2. Richard P. C. Brown and Timothy J. Bulman. The Clubs: Their Roles in the Management of International Debt. INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS, FINANCE AND TRADE – Vol. I. UNESCO – EOLSS sample chapter, 4pp
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