As states increasingly use the global financial system to advance geopolitical objectives, there is a risk of financial system fragmentation. This report aims to measure the costs of fragmentation and proposes frameworks to both protect the integrity of the global financial system and design economic statecraft policies that protect national security and sovereignty without reducing global prosperity. Recommendations for policy-makers action these frameworks and offer pathways for designing a financial system that reflects the economic and geopolitical dynamics of the 21st century, ultimately making a case for the immense opportunity provided by enhanced coordination and integration.Read More