The Group of Thirty Email Format
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The Group of Thirty is a private nonprofit international body that brings together senior figures from finance, government, and academia to examine international economic and financial issues. It aims to deepen understanding of the global implications of decisions in both the public and private sectors and to explore policy options for market practitioners and policymakers. Members meet in plenary sessions twice a year, with select guests, and the group extends its reach through seminars and symposia, including a prominent annual gathering focused on banking. It is based in Washington, D.C., and operates with a small professional staff. In 2025 the group expanded its membership with notable figures, including Kazuo Ueda, then Governor of the Bank of Japan.