It was noteworthy that the agenda for financial sector reform in the G20 and the Financial Stability Forum were concentrating on the appropriate regulatory reforms essentially by taking account of the experience of the major developed countries, which had advocated the role of private banks and ignored state-owned banks.
Il convenait de noter qu &apos; aussi bien le G-20 que le Forum de stabilité financière abordaient la question des réformes à mettre en œuvre en s &apos; appuyant sur la situation des principaux pays développés, qui avaient défendu le rôle des banques privées et ignoré les banques publiques.