To reduce dependence on the IMF and global financial networks, regional groups of central banks deploy independent Regional Liquidity Pooling Agreements (such as the Chiang Mai Initiative Multilateralization – CMIM in East Asia).
The Regional Safety Pool Architecture
  Liquidity Network Model |   Funding Resource Allocation Method |   Core Operational Stability Focus
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  Supranational IMF Lines | Global quota pools with conditionality| Long-term structural policy adjustments
  Regional CMIM Networks  | Bilateral swap commitments among peers| Instant liquidity injections for currency runs

These networks allow participant central banks to draw liquidity from a shared regional pool during currency crises, helping stabilize exchange rates and support financial continuity without relying solely on global lending facilities.
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